Biggest Mistakes of Each U.S. President

In this video, we take a deep dive into the biggest mistakes made by each U.S. president while they were in office. From policy blunders to strategic missteps, discover how these pivotal moments shaped their presidencies and impacted the nation. Join us as we explore the lessons learned from these presidential errors and gain insights into the challenges faced by America's leaders. Hope you enjoy it!
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[imperial_data]

The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 is widely considered one of President Hoover's biggest mistakes because it exacerbated the Great Depression by sparking a global trade war, drastically reducing international trade, and worsening economic conditions worldwide. in Video i made mistake.

[RudeChessAnalyze]

Everybody messes up, but when president slip, its like a whole new level of impact.

[RMakeVideos]

I don’t think Herbert Hoover could’ve ended slavery given that it had already been stopped for a while lol

[leoarevalo]

The biggest mistakes: policy or media stuff

William henry harrison: drinking water and speaking in the rain

[insertlastname]

Remember when Trump tried to stop travel between the USA and connecting flights from China but got shut down and called a xenophobe?

[Thetruth-frir]

It's important to remember that even our greatest Presidents did some bad things

[michiganspencer]

I DISAGREE!!! Lincoln's BIGGEST mistake was accepting an invitation to the play "Our American Cousin"....at Ford's Theater!!!

[everythingballistic]

I love how trumps biggest mistake was like saying he failed to keep away a swarm of mosquitos with a chain link fence.

[michaelsweaney]

Woodrow Wilsons biggest mistakes: Signing the federal reserve act into law.

[Proud_Troll]

The founders did nothing to end slavery, because they couldn't. The people still supported it.

[gmgz]

Honestly, I feel like Kennedy's biggest mistake was insisting on riding around Dallas in an open top limousine despite literally everyone telling him it was a bad idea. In Taylor's case he was considering vetoing the Compromise of 1850 and preparing for war but he died before he could make a final decision because he didn't want to listen to his doctor.

[GuitarGuy]

The other presidents: (showing the worst things ever)
William Henry Harrison: (drank some water and died a month later)

[godricheart]

Lincoln's biggest blunder was his choice of VP for the 2nd term. Johnson was worse than useless.

[masynbeene]

William Henry Harrisons was giving a very long speech in the rain with no coat on too!

[invu]

Reagan: supported the Mujahideen on Afghanistan calling them "freedom fighters" today we call them "terrorists."

[M.A.C.]

Many of them have a common big mistake: running for office in the first place.
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[JriS]

I think for Hayes it's debatable, as what he did was part of the compromise for him to become president. If Samuel Tilden had become president, he would've also ended the reconstruction either way.

[calebholzapfel]

Wasn't Lincoln and Johnson Republicans?

[Aries]

Trump’s response was great but no matter what he did, this was always going to be the narrative from his critics. Inevitable that the pandemic would hit America the hardest with all the domestic/international traffic and number of heavily populated cities. What did he do that was so terrible?

[josepha]

Harrison and Garfield's mistakes were the worst cuz it literally cost them their own lives