Who was or is your favorite president?
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Reagan by far.  Why?  He changed the global landscape during his term and brought us way back from the brink of "the Cold War", a very dangerous time in our history.\n\nYes, other presidents endured WWWI & WWII, Vietnam, and the Korean Wars, but the Cold War could have ended in oblivion for most of the human race.\n\nA great man and will always be remembered for what he did.\n\nBiggest disappointment?  Clinton, hands down.  He was the ONLY president to be impeached (aside from Nixon) and heaped shame upon the dignified office of the pres.  He could have ended his terms as one of the greats, and at the end, showed his true colors and gave all that away for a one night stand....a country bumpkin from Arkansas with a drunk for a brother and a dynsfunctional family.  Shame.
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My favorite is Catherine the great of Russia because i believe she was great queen. She also made Russia more known to the western world and brought Russia out of a time of poor to a time of sophistication .
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FDR\nGoogle him. \n\nPublic Works\nLongest Administration, invariably he had the longest time to do most of the (good) works he is credited for, and we enjoy the effects to this day.
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All the Bushes and Clintons....everyone needs to study up a little bit.\n\nFavorite:  Abraham Lincoln.  His writings alone qualify him for this post, regardless of his accomplishments.\n\nLeast Favorite:  Franklin Pierce.   This kid was a mess.  The Kansas-Nebraska Act led to the civil war and unrest in the west.  Drank himself to death and once ran over an elderly woman when driving his carraige drunk.  What a tool.
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Jim Carrey.\n\nI think he'd make a great president :-)
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Most: Mandela, I guess, because he was my president and he was a truly great man\n\nLeast: Nixon, for being a liar, murderer and power crazed psycopath, though any of the PNAC chicken hawks come in a close second. \n\nAs for Mr 'Standing his ground above', whatever happened to "we will catch bin laden... (eight months later:) We don't know where he is, he isn't a priority...
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George Bush for sure lol
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Ronald Reagan. He made me feel proud to be an American!
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Bubba-1\n\nI miss him, he was at least a fun president...
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George Bush - hands down
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George washington.\nThere would be no America without him.
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Bill cliton, John Quincy Adams, John F. Kennedy, President Garfield, John ADams. o and George Bush RULES!!!!!! he is probably the best president ever
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Probably George Washington because he was the first president and started it all.
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Mine would be Brad Miller...\nHere is a list of what other people liked...\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlyVbcmY7_oCvvH27RELRg7sy6IX?qid=1006040410246
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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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FDR -- Franklin Roosevelt.\nHe brought the country out of the worst depression we've ever faced, made us into a world power economically and militarily, stayed out of WWII until Japan attacked, then led us ably through that long and difficult conflict.  No other president has had trials as difficult or results as good.
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There are so many! I think I would have to go with George Washington.  Can you believe what he did with what others called an army of men with pitchforks? He was a good leader and because of that we were able to establish the Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and he was our first President.  He is one of our founding fathers.  That would be a great paper to write on because it can be about patriotism and that's what our country needs right now.  Let us know who you go with!