Who Was Or Is Your Faverite President.?
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I have heard Clinton speak when he visited Sydney a few years ago.  He was very impressive, and despite his shakey personal life, he seemed to have a very good grasp of the world political scene at the time.
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Ronald Reagan was a great one, all right. I remember as soon as he was elected the hostages from the US embassy in Iran were freed. I was on an overpass on Rt.9W cheering as the busloads of former hostages went by on their way to West Point. I will always remember that day and the pride I felt being an American (who voted for Reagan) and will always think of him and remember him as the reason those flea-bags released them (sh sh shakin' in their shoes!). I really like President Bush, and despite what the media and nay-sayers says, I believe history will be kind to him as it has been to Ronald Reagan. Alot of people weren't kind to him then, but how times have changed! Thanks for a great question.
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President of what country? (please be specific... we dont want to assume) lol.
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Regan.  He was one of the best Presidents we've ever had.
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ANYONE WHO VOTED FOR HIM
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Definately the president. \nGreat lyrics.
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I would have to go with FDR.  Apparently many people of his time agreed with me, because he is the only President to have been elected four times. He served just over 12 years.  He brought the country out of depression, creating many jobs, such as the TVA and the CCC (Tennessee Valley Authority and Civilian Conservation Corps.) He was a rich man who was truly for the poor people. I think he is just about the greatest President we have ever had, with the possible exception of the first George.\n\nOutside of Presidents, I would have to say Martin Luther King.  He was such a great man.  He worked so hard to establish civil rights and to work out good relations between the races.  I think the worst thing that ever happened to race relations in this country was his assassination.
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My opinion: Abe Lincoln. He helped to keep a divided nation together under some of the most adverse conditions and situations that any president has ever had to contend with- and not only on a national level but on a personal level as well. All that while having to sleep in an awkward angular position in a too-small bed, with a crazy woman by his side and Monica Lewinsky nowhere in sight! A true American hero if you ask me. :)
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Ronald Reagan, hands down. He brought back the love for America to all generations. He was a moral and compassionate man, yet a stern and strong leader. He was "The Great Communicator." Reagan was known for his ability to express ideas and emotions in an almost personal manner, even when making a formal address\n\nDuring the Reagan presidency, the inflation rate dropped from 13.6% in 1980 (President Carter's final year in office) to 4.1% by 1988, the economy added 16,753,000 jobs and the unemployment rate fell from 7.5% to 5.3% (although it increased at one point peaking near 10%). In addition, the poverty rate fell from 14% to 12.8%.\n\nReagan made the abolition of communism and the implementation of supply-side economics the primary focuses of his presidency, but he also took a strong stand against abortion. He published the book Abortion and the Conscience of a Nation, which decried what Reagan saw as disrespect for life, promoted by the practice of abortion. Many conservative activists refer to Reagan as the most pro-life president in history.\n\nMy Favorite President.\nA Reagan Republican\n\nClinton: demoralized America, and opened the door to Liberalism.  Clinton taxed the small business and working class to death while handing tax supported perks out to the largest muliti National corporations, the media loves this and the working class had no voice in the matter.\nClinton was very wise at dividing us all into groups and pitting each group against each other.\n\nCLINTON ADMINISTRATION RECORDS SET\n- The only president ever impeached on grounds of personal malfeasance\n- Most number of convictions and guilty pleas by friends and associates\n- Most number of cabinet officials to come under criminal investigation\n- Most number of witnesses to flee country or refuse to testify\n- Most number of witnesses to die suddenly\n- First president sued for sexual harassment.\n- First president accused of rape.\n- First first lady to come under criminal investigation\n- Largest criminal plea agreement in an illegal campaign contribution case\n- First president to establish a legal defense fund.\n- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions\n- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions from abroad\n\n\nThank God, President Bush has put morality back into the presidency.
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Greatest: Mr. John F. Kennedy (saved our country)\nWorst: Mr. Shrubs (bush) (demoralized it)
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George Bush............If you can call him a President
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Bush.  Right or wrong you know where he stands.  Unlike Bill "I did not have sexual realtions with that woman" Clinton.  I may not always agree with Bush, but I do admire his integrity.
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My name is Hugh G. Reckshun and I was actually the first president of the US. Those that tell you is was George Washington are all part of a matrix-style conspiracy here only to control you and your mind. Do not believe them.
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Ronald Reagan. He made me feel proud to be an American!
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George W. Bush. His dad was a president too.
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bill clinton.\n\nextreme fraud.
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I would pick Ronald Reagan. He was a great guy.