Haha, careful there buddy, while I'm all on board the Trump train, broad statements like that don't help either. Obama had to deal with the fallout from the financial collapse and was never really allowed to follow through on any vision he had due to stubborn opposition by Republican controlled houses. He did quite a bit, all things considered, not to mention being a thoroughly decent human being throughout. He shot par.
One of the reasons I find Trump so appealing is that he has already smoked out a lot of the weasels in the Republican party and has a chance to enact real and radical change for the first time in a long time. Nobody wanted to acknowledge Hillary's christmas list of fatal deficiencies as a candidate. The Democrats shot themselves in the foot when the party hierarchy actively canvassed for Hillary and didn't even bother to check how Sanders' supporters might have felt about that. I also admire how Trump defied the media, his own party, Clinton's limitless warchest and the odds to get the presidency. He's going to force a lot of powerful, elite people to look at themselves.
One thing I will say; I hope he doesn't fall in line with Republican orthodoxy and continues being his own man. Obama, for all that I liked him, seemed constrained by the views of his own party and legacy.