Buckey Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best: Lincoln, Clinton, Reagan Worst: Bush2, Andrew Johnson, Warren Harding
VABills Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best: Washington, Lincoln Worst: LBJ, FDR I changed my mind on not putting FDR in the worst, but it was close.
Buckey Posted June 26, 2005 Author Posted June 26, 2005 Best: Washington, LincolnWorst: LBJ, Jackson 368007[/snapback] I forgot about LBJ... he was the pits.
Mark VI Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best - James K. Polk Worst - William Henry Harrison
BF_in_Indiana Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best Lincoln- Guided the country through it's darkest time. Ended slavery as well. FDR- While some of his methods border on socialism, he got the job done with a little help from WWII and left the country in better shape than he found it when he got there.
CBusBillsFan Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best- Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, FDR Worst- James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson
Surfmeister Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Worst: President Woodrow Wilson - Two term President of the USA. He passed the Federal Reserve Act. Wilson chose to introduce the act in 1913 (first year of his administration) although major tariff legislation was also pending. If you don't knwo what the Act did to us, Google and find out. It was the beginning of the end for this country and the source of our National Debt.
Ghost of BiB Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best? Jefferson. Worst? Damn, a toughie.... Grant?
/dev/null Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Worst: President Woodrow Wilson - Two term President of the USA. He passed the Federal Reserve Act. Wilson chose to introduce the act in 1913 (first year of his administration) although major tariff legislation was also pending. If you don't knwo what the Act did to us, Google and find out. It was the beginning of the end for this country and the source of our National Debt. 368036[/snapback] he also called a special session of congress after ratification of the 16th amendment to implement a federal income tax
Alaska Darin Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Worst: President Woodrow Wilson - Two term President of the USA. He passed the Federal Reserve Act. Wilson chose to introduce the act in 1913 (first year of his administration) although major tariff legislation was also pending. If you don't knwo what the Act did to us, Google and find out. It was the beginning of the end for this country and the source of our National Debt. 368036[/snapback] Excellent choice.
Buftex Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best: Thomas Jefferson Worst: Bush Jr, in a land-slide!
kegtapr Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best- Teddy R. Worst - Wilson Best and worst all wrapped into one - FDR
Ghost of BiB Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best: Thomas Jefferson Worst: Bush Jr, in a land-slide! 368072[/snapback] Why Bush? Shouldn't there be some requirement to judge by history? Same reason I won't say Clinton. The effects of a presidency may not be seen for several years. Old Dubya might just end up with a better record than many might think.
SilverNRed Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Why Bush? Shouldn't there be some requirement to judge by history? Same reason I won't say Clinton. The effects of a presidency may not be seen for several years. Old Dubya might just end up with a better record than many might think. 368182[/snapback] They'll just refuse to acknowledge it. Best - George W.......Washington, that is. Worst - Probably Grant, although Jimmy Carter is the most embarrassing.
Crap Throwing Monkey Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Best- Teddy R.Worst - Wilson Best and worst all wrapped into one - FDR 368179[/snapback] After giving it much thought, I agree with this one. With Carter getting an honorable mention.
kegtapr Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 Why Bush? Shouldn't there be some requirement to judge by history? Same reason I won't say Clinton. The effects of a presidency may not be seen for several years. Old Dubya might just end up with a better record than many might think. 368182[/snapback] Anybody who says Clinton or W is very short sighted and extremely spiteful. You can't judge a president untill they are out of office many years. The true results of most policies aren't even seen until 6, 7, 8 years after they take effect. I have no doubt both Clinton and W will rank in the middle somewhere when it is all said and done, but that can't yet be judged.
kegtapr Posted June 26, 2005 Posted June 26, 2005 After giving it much thought, I agree with this one. With Carter getting an honorable mention. 368223[/snapback] You gave it thought? I just hurried up and typed before my hotpocket dinged.
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