One thing that everyone can agree on about Trump, is that he'll go down in history and kids will learn about him in school for generations to come.

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He'll go down in history as a positive influence on the world

He'll go down in history as a negative influence on the world

Somewhere in between, he won't go down in history as either a good or bad person

You can only vote on one answer.

The argument would be though is how he'll be viewed lol pretty much everyone either loves him or hates him, and those that hate him do so with a passion.
How do you feel people will think of him in the future?

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AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M

In my experience and research, I would say all 3 of the perceptions would eventually be true at some point. This is true for many of the most relevant American presidents: Lincoln, Johnson, Reagan, Roosevelt - even Jefferson and Washington.

Jefferson was/is considered a great founding father in American history for some 200 years until the fact that he fathered a child with a black slave and owned slaves became a damning criticism of his legacy.