Andrew Jackson; a villain in history
Today, Andrew Jackson is praised as the president who created the modern democrat party and even appears on our $20 bill, but there's more to "Old Hickory" than just that.
Indian removal act
First of all, Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, which allowed him to remove Native Americans from their land either through deals or by force. This eventually led to the Trail of Tears, which was the removal of the Cherokee Indians from their land by force, around 4,000 of them dying on the journey.
King andrew's abuse of power
"It is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too often bend the acts of government to their own selfish purposes."
-Andrew Jackson, 1832, veto message regaurding the Bank Battle
Jackson was a hypocrite
Andrew Jackson's quote clearly tells that he believes corruption in government is a large issue, and that some government members are just in it for themselves. This statement is completely hypocritical as Jackson has on multiple occasions overlooked the common people (which he was so acclaimed for doing the opposite of) and making decisions based on his own self preferences.