Yeah, also afaik the closest he got to being a socialist was the Civil Rights Act of 64 and 68, and those were mostly Kennedy's thing he just inherited. He was the guy they put in because Kennedy wasn't hawkish enough so he's the worst. Similarly, the only thing I can think of Eisenhower doing to fit the bill was coining the term Military-Industrial Complex during his exit speech, which was good and influential but idk if it makes up for his hawkishness. Teddy at least had Sherman Anti-trust and economic views more fitting of a socdem. FDR and Sanders are the only ones that kinda make sense since they're actual socdems. Still a stupid list.