Top 10 Most Forgettable Presidents of the United States
The top presidents who weren't remembered for much just that the fact that they were president.Well, the one being on the top of lists about forgotten things just makes it more remembered. Harrison was only president for 30 days and didn't do anything significant for his country. It's very sad that his term was very short. Also, most of the ones after James Monroe and before Teddy Roosevelt are forgotten.
Died after a month in office. Trivia time: this was because he went out to his inauguration on a cold, rainy day without an overcoat or hat because he'd been called old one too many times on the campaign trail. Also was President way back in 1841, another reason he's forgotten.
What's there to remember about him? At least we all know W. Harrison as a war hero general and the guy who died a month after serving in office.
Hayes is probably the only U.S president who I don't really know much about and immediately forget afterwards...
I actually like Hayes. What's forgettable about him? Any answers? I'll be checking so write something.
They won't even put a picture of this guy on here because he's so forgettable. Maybe even because he doesn't actually exist! I'm getting ahead of myself though, every President after Jackson (except for Garfield and Gerald Ford) clearly don't exist anyway
Hear that? That's the sound of everyone reading this list googling these presidents.
Nobody knows who Millard Fillmore is.
I want to vote for a lot of Presidents listed here (particularly the ones in between Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln, but the only thing I can really remember about him is that his last name is the name of a comic strip character. Very sad.
He was assassinated halfway though his first year.
He was assassinated 6 months into his presidency. So, he's kinda forgettable
This guy gave the longest ingerational speech than got pneumonia and that killed him.
I remember him as the grandson of the president that got the shortest term
He even said forget I am president I will play golf with my friends and bet the heck out of them
I gotta disagree. With a name like Van Buren...
Martin Van Buren, remember him by his name.
He is one of the best. And my fourth to favorite
What happens when you act like Kim Jong-un.
This guy died after a little over a year in office, ate too many cherries and drank to much milk
I think he's only this far down because everyone forgot about him here too
Kind of underrated too. Good businessman.
Hey Toptens, just in case you didn't know, this guy was ronald reagans political hero.
I remember him as Harding's vice.
To those who voted for him, until 2015, he had a mountain named after him. Is there anything in the world named after you? I don't think so...
How is Mckinley forgettable. If it weren't for him we would never have annexed Hawaii or any of the pacific territories.
So McKinley gets 7th but Taft isn't on this list?
I almost failed a test because I forgot about Taft.
Not McKinley, but Taft.
I remember him as vice of Richard Nixon.
Donald trump is what America has needed this whole time. He is a blessing. The people who voted slow joe over him are stupider than the people than Hilary Clinton barrack Obama and stupid stupid Kamala Harris. They are stupider than the people they voted for, Joe Biden. They wouldn't let trump speak for himself. He is the greatest person that has run for president. He may be a little rough around the edges when it comes to talking with other democrat politicians but f the people that hate him.
How people can lie to themselves is such a ' mystery. Donald J Trump will be remembered as one of our greatest American Presidents. Unless the idiots who still think (for some reason) he's a Russian or some BS like that, try to rewrite history. President Trump has been slandered from the start, he's insult proof to the 10's.
Sometimes, I forget every president except the famous ones. John Tyler is one of them
I remember him as being vice president of the 1 month term.
He was the president for only a day after Zachary Taylor died in office. He is never mentioned in any history books. This man is the most forgettable president in the United States of America.
Um, he wasn't ever actually the president, because he was never sworn in. If he was, than he'd be put in the president list
He shouldn't be. He started the Civil War, that dip.
He's the worst president ever known for starting the civil war or rather doing nothing to prevent it
If he was forgettable, books would say someone else tried to re-unite the Uninon and Confederate states. Him being 18 is a un-reasonable but I can kind of see why considering he wasn't president for long.
What kind of retard does it take to forget the greatest president in history?
Forgetting a President you learned in Kinder and always remember..
He annexed states from Mexico though.
Supported a extermination of Mormons in Missouri who were citizens of the U.S.
not a good president
We had a president named Grover? But he was famous for being the 22nd AND 24th President.
Andrew Johnson was the 17th president of the United States, serving from 1865 to 1869. Johnson assumed the presidency as he was vice president of the United States at the time of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. A Democrat who ran with Lincoln on the National Union ticket, Johnson came to office as the Civil War concluded. He favored quick restoration of the seceded states to the Union. His plans did not give protection to the former slaves; he came into conflict with the Republican-dominated Congress, culminating in his impeachment by the House of Representatives. He was acquitted in the Senate by one vote. Johnson's main accomplishment as president is the Alaska purchase.
I can't forget the biggest villain of our country.
I remember him for his last name, Hoover Dam!
Here is one that I think should be way higher. Many people don't even realize that Grant was a president, he's just thought of as the Union general during the Civil War. Let's just say he was a much better general than he was a president.
He's not that forgettable compared to others, but I agree to the comment that says we all thought he was a Union general because I did to before a couple of months ago.
I remember him for screaming, raging, and ranting, because he spilled whiskey on his pants.
I remember him for being vice of JFK and coming from my state.