Will Trump be the most memorable one term president?

[Joey1996]

Obviously excluding JFK.

[Hammy]

He won't be one term, so no.

[Joey1996]

He won't be one term, so no.

Dang, you don't even think he'll finish this term? Sad!

[longtimelurker]

You're being too optimistic.  I think he'll be sentenced to multiple terms.

[Orser67]

He's already more memorable than Bush I, Carter, and Ford. I guess if you go way back, Polk was probably more memorable.

[pbrower2a]

It's hard to see him as as catastrophic a failure as Buchanan, but Buchanan at least was in a hopeless situation in which nothing could work. Trump[ follows a President generally understood as "good" (face it conservatives -- you can't call him "corrupt", "unethical", "despotic", or "inattentive". If the next conservative President differs from Obama only in having a conservative agenda, then you will be extremely happy with the results.

He is the first President that I can imagine being overthrown in a military coup -- he is that bad. Leaders like him get overthrown in coups in many countries; the United States simply has too many checks against such, including a lack of concentration of media, commerce,  academia, and military locations. But he is erratic and extreme, which is not good for creating a positive story of himself.

[ProudModerate2]

More memorable in all the wrong ways.
30 years from now, I can see US citizens pissing on his grave.

[junior chįmp]

More memorable in all the wrong ways.
30 years from now, I can see US citizens pissing on his grave.

Fulfilling his kink even in the afterlife

[Progressive Pessimist]

More memorable in all the wrong ways.
30 years from now, I can see US citizens pissing on his grave.

He might be our Fidel Castro. There will be celebrations in the street if his dictator blood doesn't keep him alive forever.

[Joey1996]

It's hard to see him as as catastrophic a failure as Buchanan, but Buchanan at least was in a hopeless situation in which nothing could work. Trump[ follows a President generally understood as "good" (face it conservatives -- you can't call him "corrupt", "unethical", "despotic", or "inattentive". If the next conservative President differs from Obama only in having a conservative agenda, then you will be extremely happy with the results.

He is the first President that I can imagine being overthrown in a military coup -- he is that bad. Leaders like him get overthrown in coups in many countries; the United States simply has too many checks against such, including a lack of concentration of media, commerce,  academia, and military locations. But he is erratic and extreme, which is not good for creating a positive story of himself.

Lol, the US doesn't work in a way in which the military can overthrow the president, Posse Comitatus.

[Frodo]

In all the worst possible ways.  

His family better find a nice, secluded spot that no one can find where they can bury him once he quits this mortal world. 

And I strongly advise against using a gravestone or a marker of any sort lest his grave be found and therefore defiled.   

[Sestak]

He'd have to beat Hoover.

[Joey1996]

He'd have to beat Hoover.

He's only memorable because of the dam.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Presuming he never gets implicated in anything nefarious, then no.

If a presidency can't be romanticized it becomes pretty irrelevant.

Including all presidents, I don't see any from the past 50 years except Reagan and Obama being remembered much. Nixon (and maybe Clinton) will only come up as a cautionary tale of impeachment and/or resignation.

[josesanchez]

Hmm. Lets see here. Yes because:
1. Worst president ever
2. Wrong and rude in every way
3. Dumbest "president"
4. Only oompa-loompa president

[DavidB.]

He won't be one term, so no.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Only if he lasts one term. I hope he does. Actually I hope he lasts less than one term but I am not that optimistic for either.