Okay look people are wondering why Bucky is on the list and I'm the one who submitted him and it's *not* because of the president's name. It's because retconning his name as James Buchanan to try and retroactively establish why his nickname was "Bucky" is unnecessary and stupid. The real-life Bucky that Bucky was named after was really named Morris Pierson, whose older brother Buck was named Irving. In the time that Bucky Barnes was around, "Buck" and "Bucky" weren't names necessarily tied to a specific legal name. You didn't have to be legally named Buchanan or Buckley in order to be called Buck or Bucky. It was more a nickname like Sparky or Ace or Junior. If everyone knew you as Sparky, it likely wasn't because your real name was Sparkticus or something silly like that, it was because someone once decided to nickname you Sparky for one reason or another and it stuck. To give you another real-life example besides the Pierson brothers, USAAF pilot John Clarence Egan was known as "Bucky". He then gave his friend and fellow pilot Gale Winston Cleven the nickname "Buck", which also stuck. Notice how neither of these men have the names Buchanan or Buckley in their legal names? I don't know why these men were called "Bucky" originally, but I do know that "Buck" means male deer and that tacking on a "y" denotes youthfulness. Calling someone Bucky could mean calling them as energetic and robust as a young deer. Which, you know, fits more with Bucky Barnes's character and everyone on base calling him that, rather than it just being a diminutive of his middle name. So yeah. "James Buchanan Barnes" is stupid and wholly unnecessary.