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Donald Trump Updates His Presidents List & Keeps ‘The Greatest’ Tier to Himself
Trump’s revised chart adds Reagan and 12 other presidents while keeping him alone in the top tier, despite historians ranking Lincoln first.
- On Sunday, Sept. 6, President Donald Trump shared a revised ranking of U.S. presidents on Truth Social, expanding a chart posted two weeks earlier to include several previously absent figures.
- The initial Aug. 27 ranking drew attention for omitting Ronald Reagan, despite his longstanding status as a modern conservative icon often compared to Trump regarding Republican Party leadership.
- Trump added Reagan and Dwight D. Eisenhower to the "Near Great" tier, while placing Herbert Hoover and George W. Bush in the "Failures" category alongside Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
- Despite these additions, Trump remains alone in a standalone top tier labeled "The Greatest", contrasting with the 2024 Presidential Greatness Project survey where historians ranked Abraham Lincoln first.
- His revised list includes 43 presidents, leaving some commanders in chief off the chart entirely, while continuing to elevate figures whose legacies remain debated among historians.
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Donald Trump just dropped a major update to his presidential rankings, and his own placement might not surprise you. The president shared a revised chart on Truth Social that reshuffles several former leaders and adds notable names to the list. Donald Trump’s Sept. 6 ranking adds several former presidents to the chart President Donald Trump […]
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