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I can only list ten. I'll do a least favorite poll later.
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Maize said:NOT G.W. Bush or Andrew Jackson... the others I have no strong opinion about either way.
jewscout said:mine's not on there...
Harry Truman
Wow, hate is a pretty strong word. Besides, how could you hate somone when you never even lived in their time, let alone knew personally? (i.e. FDR, Lincoln and Jackson)Jocose said:The only Presidents I really hated were Andrew Jackson, Lincoln, FDR & Carter.
EEWRED said:Wow, hate is a pretty strong word. Besides, how could you hate somone when you never even lived in their time, let alone knew personally? (i.e. FDR, Lincoln and Jackson)
And how could you not like Lincoln? The man who held a country together during its most difficult time and the man who took the first steps nationally to end slavery?
Actually, I think Osama Bin Laden had more to do with the end of the USSR than Reagan, but then, the afghan fighters were armed and funded by us.EEWRED said:I vote for the man who did the most to end communism.....President Ronald Wilson Reagan!!!!
Natas said:Yes, FDR, JFK, and Clinton are my personal favorites.
Well, FDR was far from perfect, but I like him because he came into the White house during our country's great depression and gave hope to the people again. He told them, "[font=arial, helvetica, sans serif][font=arial, helvetica, sans serif]The only thing we have to fear is fear itself". [/font][/font]He fought against a crippling disease (Polio), and ended up serving 4 terms as president. Along the way he started Social security, the United Nations, and a lot of other good things. So yes, I do admire the guy, and I think he fits right in with Clinton and JFK, or I should say, they fit right in with him.[font=arial, helvetica, sans serif][font=arial, helvetica, sans serif]Jocose said:That is interesting. JFK and Clinton are so much different than FDR. Hard to imagine what they all have in common (I totally agree with JFK and Clinton. I think they were both great; just can't understand FDR).
Natas said:Well, FDR was far from perfect, but I like him because he came into the White house during our country's great depression and gave hope to the people again. He told them, "[font=arial, helvetica, sans serif][font=arial, helvetica, sans serif]The only thing we have to fear is fear itself". [/font][/font]He fought against a crippling disease (Polio), and ended up serving 4 terms as president. Along the way he started Social security, the United Nations, and a lot of other good things. So yes, I do admire the guy, and I think he fits right in with Clinton and JFK, or I should say, they fit right in with him.[font=arial, helvetica, sans serif][font=arial, helvetica, sans serif]
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Well, I was just answering the question, but if you want to take exception to my personal picks, that's your right. However; I want to point out I did preface my last post with, "FDR was far from perfect". By the way, you state, "...and served more terms than he should have...". FDR was elected to those four terms, not selected by the Supreme court or any other method. Is your implication then that he somehow served illegally, or was that merely a personal proclamation?Jocose said:I don't know about that. JFK was a fiscal conservative that believed in Tax-Cuts. e said, "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country". Now democrats are sitting around saying, "Show me the money!" President Clinton balanced the Budget and got millions off of welfare. FDR created the foundations of the welfare state, applied his own Marxist agenda and served more terms than he should have; FDR crippled economic freedom the way lincoln crippled State Liberties. We owe almost all of our taxes to FDR. I don't know. One of the worst presidents I can remember. Lincoln and FDR represent Government over people, while JFK and Clinton represent people over government.