Parts that add and parts that take away, each with its own ceiling. Five hundred is the line: above it, the term did better than it found the country.
- The economy
- Inflation, jobs, growth and the deficit at the end.
- The country
- Crime, the uninsured, overdoses, troops in combat and emissions, against the first day.
- The world
- Allies brought closer and adversaries kept cooler than on the first day; every war takes a large bite.
- Approval
- The approval you leave with.
- Laws and orders
- What Congress passed, the orders that stood, what the Court struck.
- The Court
- Justices you put on the Supreme Court.
- Scandals
- Only takes: each scandal by its weight.
- Promises
- What you swore at the start, kept or broken.
- Programs
- National programs finished.
- Succession
- After two terms: whether the heir kept the White House.
- Stamps
- The stamps the term earned, up to a ceiling.
- How it ended
- A second term adds; a lost reelection, a resignation or a removal takes away.