* Obama the Opulent (Barack H. Obama II has been described by many as coming from a privileged, wealthy background and being somewhat arrogant and elitist.)
* Bush the Boisterous (George W. Bush's speedy decision to invade the country of Iraq in 2003 was described by many throughout the world as being very boisterous.)
* Clinton the Charming (William J. Clinton's well-known phrases of "It's the economy, stupid" and "I feel your pain" and his wooing of intern Monica Lewinsky could be listed as a result of his charm.)
* Reagan the Raucous (Ronald W. Reagan's new economic policies of the 1980s could be described as raucous compared to those of past presidencies.)
* Carter the Capricious (James E. Carter's failed Operation Eagle Claw could be described as the result of a capricious personality, causing him to lose his re-election campaign to his successor, former Governor Ronald W. Reagan of California.)
* Ford the Forthright (Gerald R. Ford was described by many people as being a simple and straightforward man.)
* Nixon the Negligent (Richard M. Nixon's implication in the Watergate scandal was the result of his negligence.)
* Johnson the Jingoistic (Lyndon B. Johnson's decision to increase the involvement of the USA in the Vietnam War could be described as the result jingoistic attitudes against communism and socialism.)
* Kennedy the Kempt (John F. Kennedy was known by many people as being a charming, stylish man who was very neat and refined.)
* Eisenhower the Empathetic (Dwight D. Eisenhower sent in the U.S. military to protect students during the Civil Rights movement when they were threatened.)
* Truman the Terrible (Harry S. Truman had the lowest approval rating of any U.S. president when he left his term of office.)
* Hoover the Horrific (Herbert C. Hoover is consistently listed as one of the worst U.S. presidents by historians due to his poor handling of the early 1930s economy.)
* Harding the Horrible (Warren G. Harding is consistently listed as one of the worst U.S. presidents by historians.)
* Roosevelt the Rough (Theodore Roosevelt commanded the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, also known as the Rough Riders, during the Spanish-American War in 1898. He is described by many historians as being a tough and strong man.)
* Lincoln the Liberator (Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves by de jure in the southern seceding states of the USA during the American Civil War of the mid-19th century.)
* Washington the Willful (George Washington is described by many historians as being a tough and resilient general during his military service to the USA in the Revolutionary War against the United Kingdom of Great Britain.)
It was a failed rescue attempt, not a failed coup.