[TheRealThing]

With Harding , you had corruption and Tea Pot Dome; Teddy Roosevelt, progressivism, conservation, and big personality; Barrack Obama, first African American, Obamacare.

Cf, vector, Outsider and others, when historians assess Trump's legacy, what will it look like? Had he not begun perpetuating the Big Lie prior to the election and continued the Lie afterwards and not incited the violence at the Capitol, he could have at least been remembered as true outsider, a provocateur , and someone who swung the court in a decidedly conservative direction. However,  I think Jan. 6 cemented his legacy. I see no other legacy than being the only twice impeached president who surrounded himself with grifters and criminals and who attempted to undermine democracy and incite a riot to overthrow the current government. I think his words and actions leading up to the election and post-election has guaranteed his place forever in the historical record as  the worst president in American history.

Agree or disagree?

You could make the same claim about George Washington if you ignore the record and listen only to his critics.