1. James Buchanan (1857-1861)
He refused to challenge either the spread of slavery or the growing bloc of states that became the Confederacy.

3. Andrew Johnson (1865-1869)
He survived impeachment after opposing Reconstruction initiatives including the 14th amendment.

5. Millard Fillmore (1850-1853)
He backed the Compromise of 1850 that delayed the Southern secession by allowing slavery to spread.

7. Ulysses S. Grant (1869-1877)

Serving right after Johnson, he presided over an outbreak of graft and corruption, but had good intentions.

9. (tie) Herbert Hoover (1929-1933)
He was known as a poor communicator who fueled trade wars and exacerbated the Depression.

10. Zachary Taylor, (1849-1850)

A political novice, the war hero is entirely forgettable as president.

2. Warren G. Harding (1921-1923)
He was an ineffectual and indecisive leader who played poker while his friends plundered the U.S. treasury.

4. Franklin Pierce (1853-1857)
His fervor for expanding the borders–thereby adding several slave states–helped set the stage for the Civil War.

6. John Tyler (1841-1845)
He was a stalwart defender of slavery who abandoned his party’s platform once he was president.

8. William Harrison (1841)
He was president for all of 30 days after contracting pneumonia during his interminable inaugural.

9. (tie) Richard Nixon (1969-1974)
Though politically gifted, he will forever be associated with the Watergate scandal and his resignation.

A Survey of Major Polls
U.S. News examines five polls and determines the 13 lowest scoring presidents (including Jimmy Carter at 11th).

Bachelor brothers Real and Chance may not have been lucky in love on “I Love New York” but now they will both get a second chance with “Real Chance of Love” premiering October 20 at 9:00PM*. The tables have turned for these horse-breeding, music-producing entertainer brothers known as the “Stallionaires” who were just seen in the high stakes show “I Love Money” where they duked it out in an attempt to win the grand prize of $250,000. Real tried to find love on “I Love Money” after proposing to Hoopz but was sadly turned down once again. Now, Real and Chance are the ones in control and this time it’ll be a gamble for 17 young ladies who will move into their ranch house to fight for their hearts.

After getting dismissed by New York in “I Love New York” Real and Chance are in it to win it this time around. And they are being extremely cautious before they choose their queen of hearts. To prevent getting dealt another bad hand, these ladies will have to lay all their cards on the table to impress these two guys. They will compete in challenges designed to test for the qualities Real and Chance are looking for in a woman. Each week, two women will be eliminated until the final episode when the guys will ultimately decide who they want to take a real chance of love with.

In this 9-episode series, these two brothers are certainly wild but in very different ways. Chance is a charming player who gets himself into trouble with his explosive personality. Real is the perfect gentleman with a romantic side he isn’t afraid to show. What these brothers are looking for in a woman is quite different, but in the end what the “Stallionaires” might want could be the same woman.

Beginning on October 6th, VH1 will roll out the cast and exclusive pictures of Real and Chance from “Real Chance of Love” online on the VH1 Blog (Blog.VH1.com ( http://blog.vh1.com/) ). In addition, the VH1 Blog will also roll-out never-before-seen video from the upcoming series, along with photos, biographies and exclusive details leading up to the premiere on October 20.

Additionally, VH1.com ( http://www.vh1.com/) will launch a sneak peek of the first episode on October 15 before the on-air premiere. Subsequent episodes will be available on VH1.com following their on-air premiere. Tune in Monday, October 20 at 9:00 PM* to catch the season premiere of “Real Chance of Love.”

VH1’s “Real Chance of Love” is created and executive produced by Mark Cronin and Cris Abrego for 51 Minds Entertainment, LLC. an Endemol Company, who also produce the record-breaking series “Rock of Love,” “Flavor of Love,” “Charm School,” “I Love New York,” “The Surreal Life” and “My Fair Brady.” The production teams’ programming launched VH1 into their highest ratings ever. Ben Samek also executive produces for the series and the company.

Jeff Olde, Jill Holmes and Kristen Kelly are executive producers for VH1.

VH1 connects viewers to the music, artists and pop culture that matter to them most with TV series, specials, live events, exclusive online content and public affairs initiatives. VH1 is available in 95 million households in the U.S. VH1 also has an array of digital channels and services including VH1 Classic, VH1 Soul, VH1 Mobile, VH1 Games and extensive broadband video on VH1.com. Connect with VH1 at VH1.com ( http://www.vh1.com/) .

“The brothers have the girls put on a county fair for them, but the one booth that Real is the most interested in, belongs to one of Chance’s girls! Later on, when Chance, spying from his bedroom window, catches Real putting the moves on his woman, he decides to go after one of his brother’s girls to get back at him. When the girl wants nothing to do love and sex with Chance, he makes up a lie about her to Real! Will blood prove to be thicker than the truth?”

• Bottom Five: So Hood, Lusty, Meatball, Corn Fed, Sexy Legs
• Eliminated: Sexy Legs
• Chance’s Girls: Cali, Rabbit, Risky, Bubbles, So Hood, Meatball
• Real’s Girls: Promo, K.O., Milf, Bay Bay Bay, Ki Ki, Lusty, Corn Fed

Bubbles

Cali

Corn Fed

Harmony

Isha

Ki Ki

K.O.

Lusty

Meatball

Milf

Promo

Rabbit

Risky

Sexy Legs

So Hood

Stalker

This week’s introduction of four new dance styles challenged both the stars and the professionals who had to educate themselves on styles: the hustle, the West Coast swing, the salsa, and the jitterbug.

With the coming week bringing triple the choreography for the dancers to learn, I think the weak dancers will be weeded out, leaving some of the more obvious contenders to fight for the mirror ball.