What bad things did Dwight D. Eisenhower do as president?

Answer 1

1. supported racisim, and unlike the other presidents afterwords, the bomb, 100%
2. his vice president was a sexist predudice
3. for 13 years flew bombers over, and placed deadly nuclear weapons in neutral countries who had nothing to do with it, endangering ever their lives in the event of a nuclear exchange or incedent involving accidental deatonation
4. order massive buildup of weapons along with soviet premier
5. endorced mcarthyism which plunged us into provokative cold war
6. worked hard to keep America in Jim crow and cold war forever,
7. put nukes in turkey+split up France= Vietnam War + Cuban missile crisis
8. when do you think playboy and the n word came out , his administration

Answer 2

He killed 1.4 million innocent German civilian and soldiers. He's part of the Freemasons and Illuminati. He plotted to kill Patton and he gave away American soldiers to the U.S.S.R. and they did tests on those innocent soldiers(he knew they would he traded them for science intel). If you don't believe Patton was assassinated go search it up.

Answer 3

One significant omission of the President was his lack of enforcement of the court ruling Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas, 1954. As the head of the executive branch, it is his and his cabinet's duty to ensure the enforcement of Federal Laws and Supreme Court rulings. He can be quoted as saying that the states would take care of this matter, but as late as 1960, virtually all of the South's public schools had remained completely segregated. His indifference allowed the horrible occurrence at Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957. It is likely that there were many repeated incidents of this denial of equal educational opportunities around the nation that were not reported. In today's language, one might say that the President did not take action because it was not "politically correct" at the time. Keep in mind that prejudice and racism had not only existed in society, but it was allowed by law. Only with the 1960's Civil Rights Movement was there the beginning of a move to equality and integration.

Steven

U. S. History teacher

Answer 4

He refused to go for preidental tea with Truman.

Answer 5

Dwight D Eisenhower was a general in the US Army in WW2 & was the supreme military commander of the Allies at the time of D Day, he went on to become US President in the 1950s.