who'd you vote for in American Inventor and why?
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Using two different phones I voted for Francisco because I want that bike so bad and it's really cool for a 19 year old to make it that far, but I also voted for Yanush (Or however you spell his name) because the car seat looks really safe and effective.
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I pop up every now and then, but onto the question. Democrats, a while ago, I'd have said Neddie, but I've almost rarely seen her now. Today, I say Answerman, Coragryph, and g. As for Republicans, definitely thinker tinker, andy g, and Shiraz. Every now and then, Nicolasraage and Ah Ha will make their own appearances...
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I didn’t vote for either of them.\n\nI voted as I always have since their first presidential candidate [1972] for the Libertarian Party Candidate.
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It was the federalists at first because they supported a strong central government.  Even George Washington had federalist views.  The anti-federalists, later known as the first republican party(not associated with GOP) gave oppostion because they said federalists were too much like the British.  They weren't a party until later on though.  They both gave great value I believe.  To me they both did good for our country because they both wanted sovereignty and to be independent but just thought of different ways to have it.
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John C. Frémont PathMAKER of the West\n\nPlease take time to select the best answer.
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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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I think Franklin Delano Roosevelt, because his influence is still felt today.  Social programs, foreign policy are still around 61 years after his death.  I think Woodrow Wilson was very influential with his idea for the League of Nations.  Theodore Roosevelt for his belief in the environment and the national park system.  Eisenhower because of the interstate system.  Nixon because we learned that the President was not infallible.  James Monroe because of his writing of the US Constitution.  Thomas Jefferson because of his brilliance and his gift of books that became the Library of Congress.   That's my list.
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Anyone who is not a Republican. I'd vote for Mickey Mouse over a Republican. Too bad Clinton couldn't run for office!
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Powerful! George Bush!\nHis plan is awesome, it just gets kicked around by Congress and Senate and it never comes out the way he wants it!  \nIt takes forever for anything to happen after a decision is made by The Man.  By the time something is done so many people have put their finger in the pie it is not worth eating!
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Albert Einstein. \n\nHe was very smart, intuitive, and a humanitarian. All of the things we need today.
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FDR - only choosing one reason it would be how innovative he was. i think that encompasses pretty much everything he did from the brain trust to d-day.
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You have a lot on your list! I think education is very important too, and I would vote for it, but it seems the laws just create more paperwork for teachers and don't create better outcomes. So I think that gets stricken off my list of considerations.\n\nI would definitely vote on a President that is good for the economy - it's #1 on my list! I think America's financial well-being determines everything else that we can do.\n\nNow, I would put environmental protection high up on the list too, because America has fallen way behind the rest of the world with that. First, there's the aesthetic value of the environment - protect the parks, you have some place to take your kids, enjoy a picnic, have fresh air, great scenery! Then, there is the practical value - the less pollutants we have to expose our bodies to, then the better our health will be. In a way, there's a financial aspect too, especially if we ever invest in the research for a viable alternative energy source.\n\nAs far as healthcare goes, I would emphasize preventive health care only. It would be beneficial in the long-term to prevent uninsured people from having small preventable problems turning into bigger, more expensive problems that cost a lot in unpaid medical bills (that ultimately must be absorbed by higher costs to other patients). I don't think health care should be completely taken over by the government, because the government can easily bungle it all up... So I think preventive medicine for uninsured people is a compromise that would save money in the long-run while avoiding too much government involvement in health care.\n\nAside fom that, I would vote on a candidate that emphasizes retaining as much freedom to the individual to live his/her life as he/she chooses. I do not support frivolous legislation that attempts to interfere with people's personal lives.
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let's see, in 1000 words or less:\n\nJefferson was an architect of our "constitutional republic" and Hamilton was the architect of our economic system. Each of our founding fathers have had various roles in forging the baseline of who and what America is today. Washington was the 'action hero' who led America's armies and then the government out of it's conception (and then dared to turn over power peacefully! Unheard of!) and created precedence for how power is to be handled. Franklin, the man who embodied the ideals of personal drive and creativity and how success can be achieved in our society. You really need to read all about these people and what they did... you just can't type it out here...
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Katherine!!!!!! i voted for her like kajillion times!!!! ;D
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If America is really doing the voting and not some executive behind the scenes.  I really liked Ayla.  But I thought that Gedeon was pretty annoying.  And the other two I thought were ont he money.
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Probably Kennedy, because he got the space race started and made it so that we can say that we landed on the moon.\n\nJust to give a little factual info, they have done studies and the open space for more figures on Mt. Rushmore are unusable as they are too unstable and would break off.
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Robert Esnault-Pelterie would be most likely inventor if you wish to agree with the majority of researchers.\nFeel free to visit the source for information over the two mentioned inventors.