This is as misleading and debunked as every other lie you've been caught in. 
Throwing around labels is not refutation. Refute the evidence presented or admit you were wrong/lied.
Repeating this debunked lie over the evidence won't make it less debunked. 
Done correcting your ignorant lies for tonight.
https://5minuteeconomist.com/which-presidents-were-best-and-worst-for-the-us-economy.html
\nterestingly enough, the president almost universally acknowledged to be the best since the founding fathers, Abraham Lincoln, ranks dead last for average EPI during his office. Obviously, a president’s legacy really is about more than just “the economy, stupid.”
EPI RANKING OF THE US PRESIDENTS
# President R/D
(F—federalist;
I—independent;
W—whig) Years Avg EPI during the term Avg EPI during the term Change in Average EPI
1 Franklin D. Roosevelt: 1933–1945 D 1933–1945 33.1 83.3 7.5
2 Andrew Johnson: 1865–1869 D 1865–1869 26.1 89.2 14.1
3 William Howard Taft: 1909–1913 R 1909–1913 18.9 97.5 0.6
4 John Tyler (Harrison NR): 1841–1845 I 1841–1845 17.3 92.5 0.9
5 Harry S. Truman: 1945–1953 D 1945–1953 15.9 89.1 5.8
6 Ronald Reagan: 1981–1989 R 1981–1989 15.1 87.1 2.1
7 Warren G. Harding: 1921–1923 R 1921–1923 14.2 84.3 1.2
8 Rutherford B. Hayes: 1877–1881 R 1877–1881 13.2 101.1 5.0
9 Millard Fillmore: 1850–1853 W 1850–1853 11.0 98.6 8.2
10 Barack Obama: 2009–2016 D 2009–2016 9.9 84.4 -6.1
11 William McKinley: 1897–1901 R 1897–1901 7.2 97.7 6.9
12 Gerald Ford: 1974–1977 R 1975–1977 5.9 83.5 -7.4
13 Bill Clinton: 1993–2001 D 1993–2001 5.9 94.2 6.5
14 John Adams: 1797–1801 F 1797–1801 5.9 93.6 1.9
15 James Monroe: 1817–1825 D 1817–1825 5.7 91.9 3.2
16 Benjamin Harrison: 1889–1893 R 1889–1893 4.8 99.4 1.6
17 Ulysses S. Grant: 1869–1877 R 1869–1877 4.2 96.2 7.0
18 James Madison: 1809–1817 D 1809–1817 3.7 88.7 -2.7
19 Calvin Coolidge: 1923–1929 R 1923–1929 3.1 99.7 15.4
20 John F. Kennedy: 1961–1963 D 1961–1963 3.0 96.2 0.1
21 James Buchanan: 1857–1861 D 1857–1861 1.8 94.1 -1.3
22 Andrew Jackson: 1829–1837 D 1829–1837 1.2 96.7 0.9
23 John Quincy Adams: 1825–1829 D 1825–1829 1.2 95.8 3.9
24 George H. W. Bush: 1989–1993 R 1989–1993 -3.2 87.6 0.5
25 Dwight D. Eisenhower: 1953–1961 R 1953–1961 -3.2 96.1 6.9
26 Grover Cleveland: 1885–1889 D 1885–1889 -3.7 97.9 -0.7
27 Lyndon B. Johnson: 1963–1969 D 1963–1969 -4.2 97.2 1.0
28 Zachary Taylor: 1849–1850 W 1849–1850 -4.5 90.4 -4.2
29 Franklin Pierce: 1853–1857 D 1853–1857 -5.0 95.3 -3.3
30 James K. Polk: 1845–1849 D 1845–1849 -5.9 94.6 2.1
31 Grover Cleveland: 1893–1897 D 1893–1897 -8.6 90.8 -8.6
32 Martin Van Buren: 1837–1841 D 1837–1841 -9.7 91.6 -5.1
33 George W. Bush: 2001–2009 R 2001–2009 -10.8 90.5 -3.7
34 Richard Nixon: 1969–1974 R 1969–1975 -11.5 90.9 -6.3
35 Jimmy Carter: 1977–1981 D 1977–1981 -12.2 85.0 1.4
36 Chester A. Arthur (Garfield NR 1881): 1881–1885 R 1881–1885 -14.3 98.6 -2.6
37 Thomas Jefferson: 1801–1809 D 1801–1809 -15.2 91.5 -2.2
38 Woodrow Wilson: 1913–1921 D 1913–1921 -18.2 83.1 -14.4
39 Theodore Roosevelt: 1901–1909 R 1901–1909 -18.9 97.0 -0.7
40 Abraham Lincoln: 1861–1865 R 1861–1865 -30.7 75.1 -19.0
41 Herbert Hoover: 1929–1933 R 1929–1933 -45.8 75.8 -23.9
George Washington: 1789–1797 I 1