Unwritten Rule: No Bad-Mouthing Fellow Presidents
Although not officially documented, White House traditions discourage former presidents from criticizing their predecessors. Despite this, increasing partisanship in recent years suggests this tradition is often overlooked and might soon become obsolete.

This trend underscores the shifting landscape of political discourse, where civility often takes a backseat to ideological fervor. As the political climate continues to evolve, it raises intriguing questions about the future of this time-honored tradition.