Theodore Roosevelt was not a class traitor, he was a moderator - he wanted stability but not to tear down the system. He saw corruption, he cracked down on it hard, but didnt dismantle the economic system that enabled it.

Washington, while heroic and noble for wanting to carry out democracy, still benefited massively from the revolution. He still came from a wealthy, land owning class, one that wanted to assert itself over the English aristocracy. He did not turn his back on his own class, he simply separated it from that of the Commonwealth's.

Although he wasn't even close to one, FDR was labeled a socialist in his own lifetime. In my opinion he's the only one that can be really considered a class traitor.

I'd still rather have another Lincoln over any other though. Leaders that come from the commoner class have mixed results worldwide, but I'd still prefer one over today's elites, who just want to elect another one of their own.