Andrew Jackson
I would say -100, but zero is fine too.
Worcester v. Georgia
Before reading any further, think about this: Do you really want a president who thinks he is so high and mighty that he ignores a court ruling? Unfortunately, that is exactly what Andrew Jackson did. He wanted the Cherokees out of their land, but when John Marshall, the Supreme Court Justice at the time, says that he cannot interfere with the Native Americans, he completely ignores him! If he ignores a ruling by the supreme court, who is to say he won't start disobeying the constitution?
The Spoils System
We already have an idiot president in Andrew Jackson, we don't need anymore dorks in congress! Just because they supported him, Jackson gave people positions in government! If there is a real crisis in the US, we would be in big trouble because the people in office would have no idea what to do! We can't have that, we need some people who have experience and/or knowledge of the position.
The Trail of Tears
Think of the most cold, heartless act you've ever experienced and multiply it by 47. Then you'll get a vague idea of what Jackson did to the Cherokees who were
living in Georgia. He mercilessly forced them out of their homes in the middle of winter, all because of the gold on their territory. First of all, settlers shouldn't have found gold on their land at all because they weren't allowed to be there. Also, if the greedy Jackson wanted the gold, all he had to do was perhaps strike a bargain with the Cherokee for the gold. Instead, he forced them onto the Trail of Tears, a long march to Oklahoma, on which thousands of Cherokees died. Do you really want a president who will do that to people who live in his country?
Worcester v. Georgia
The Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that the US government couldn't interfere with the Cherokee, but Jackson removed them anyway. Would you really support a president who thinks he is above the laws?
The Spoils System
I know these reasons sound good and nice to the supporters, but they're like noobs in Minecraft! We don't need people in our government who have no idea what they are doing and end up digging straight into a lava pit(I apologize if you do not get the Minecraft reference)!
The Trail of Tears
Jackson forced the Cherokee out of their home in the middle of winter, and you don't have to be a genius to know that winter + traveling = dead. Jackson just about destroyed an important part of our culture, all for the gold. He even ignored a court ruling to do it!
I apologize for not being able to get the actual video in my Smore.
Was this necessary?
Here Andrew Jackson is depicted slaying the many- headed monster, the national bank. But was this really necessary? After the national bank was closed, there was a mini depression in the US. The closing of the national bank most likely caused that. Do you want to support a president who's views blinded him to the needs of the country?