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Topic	Who would you say is the most obscure US President?
Underleveled 07/16/20 7:37:17 PM #1:	Who would you say is the most obscure US President? Martin van Buren John Tyler Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce Rutherford B. Hayes Chester A. Arthur Benjamin Harrison Calvin Coolidge Other (vote in comments) Who would you say is the most obscure US President? - Results (34 votes) Martin van Buren 0% (0 votes) 0 John Tyler 29.41% (10 votes) 10 Zachary Taylor 8.82% (3 votes) 3 Millard Fillmore 5.88% (2 votes) 2 Franklin Pierce 23.53% (8 votes) 8 Rutherford B. Hayes 0% (0 votes) 0 Chester A. Arthur 11.76% (4 votes) 4 Benjamin Harrison 14.71% (5 votes) 5 Calvin Coolidge 2.94% (1 vote) 1 Other (vote in comments) 2.94% (1 vote) 1 Van Buren probably doesn't belong on the list but I included him over William Henry Harrison (being known as the dude who died after a month probably makes him more notable to the average American than any of the guys on this list) and Garfield (assassination pushes him above the others). Coolidge is the most recent President on the list. I think everyone from Hoover through Trump is pretty well-cemented in discussion of 20th/21st century events, but in like 100 years or so once everyone who was alive during their presidencies are long dead I could see Ford and Carter falling into relative obscurity. --- darkx <cite>Underleveled posted [p:942205601] in Who would ... [t:78851559]...</cite> <quote> Who would you say is the most obscure US President? Martin van Buren John Tyler Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce Rutherford B. Hayes Chester A. Arthur Benjamin Harrison Calvin Coolidge Other (vote in comments) Vote View Results Who would you say is the most obscure US President? - Results (34 votes) Martin van Buren 0% (0 votes) 0 John Tyler 29.41% (10 votes) 10 Zachary Taylor 8.82% (3 votes) 3 Millard Fillmore 5.88% (2 votes) 2 Franklin Pierce 23.53% (8 votes) 8 Rutherford B. Hayes 0% (0 votes) 0 Chester A. Arthur 11.76% (4 votes) 4 Benjamin Harrison 14.71% (5 votes) 5 Calvin Coolidge 2.94% (1 vote) 1 Other (vote in comments) 2.94% (1 vote) 1 Show Voting Form Van Buren probably doesn't belong on the list but I included him over William Henry Harrison (being known as the dude who died after a month probably makes him more notable to the average American than any of the guys on this list) and Garfield (assassination pushes him above the others). Coolidge is the most recent President on the list. I think everyone from Hoover through Trump is pretty well-cemented in discussion of 20th/21st century events, but in like 100 years or so once everyone who was alive during their presidencies are long dead I could see Ford and Carter falling into relative obscurity. --- darkx</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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