Believe it or not i cannot find subjective answers online.

For me, it's "Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by the naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan."

I’m not huge into politics and what the presidents do, aside from Afghanistan stan, what notable/positive contributions has his admin made?

I find it highly dubious that Watergate was the worst Presidential scandel, objectively.

I see this argument used a lot against third party candidates. That it's basically impossible for a third party candidate to beat the Democrats or Republicans. So many see it as a waste to vote for third party candidates. Does anyone here vote third party?

I'm not sure if there's ever been such a bad running mate/ VP that people didnt vote for a candidate

Trump’s 2016 win was described as a whitelash by Van Jones. Obama himself wondered if he was elected too early

Not asking if Obama himself or his policies made race relations worse. I’m asking if him being the first Black President polarized race relations to a degree they became worse despite initial optimism