your favorite american president
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Jackson. He dueled, he was a blatant racist, he got shot, he took down the national bank, and he was the first president to not be born of noble heritage (just spent two days in history class talking about him).
Jimmy Carter- hes a *****
Rutherford B Hayes- mcfucking awsome
James k Polk, James Buchanan, James Madison, James Garfield, James Monroe- any one whos name is james is awsome
GROVER CLEAVELAND - fuck yeah double president not in a row
Wiliam Mickinley - I found the reason that we went into the spanish american war halarious, and the fact that he annexed, GUAM, PUERTO RICO, AND THE PHILIPEANS ALL IN 15 MOTHER FUCKING WEEKS IN THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR, the spanish were fucking pussies, we owned them
WOODROW WILSON- WW1 bitches
HARRY S TRUMAN- WOOT KOREAN CONFLICT BITCHES
Andrew Johnson- didnt do much, and thats why I like him
Lindon B Johnson- what the hell did he ever do?
Richard Nixon- him and his cheaky dick (well clinton too lol)
Herber Hoover- le damn de herbert hoover
Calvin Coolidge- no seriously, what the hell is with these presidents who dont do anything... http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents/calvincoolidge/ I mean look at his facts, what did he ever contribute?
John Tyler- didn't even know this guy was president.. lol
And my most favorite .....
RALPH NADER- 2012, you know its true, the presdent when the world ended.
Rutherford B Hayes- mcfucking awsome
James k Polk, James Buchanan, James Madison, James Garfield, James Monroe- any one whos name is james is awsome
GROVER CLEAVELAND - fuck yeah double president not in a row
Wiliam Mickinley - I found the reason that we went into the spanish american war halarious, and the fact that he annexed, GUAM, PUERTO RICO, AND THE PHILIPEANS ALL IN 15 MOTHER FUCKING WEEKS IN THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR, the spanish were fucking pussies, we owned them
WOODROW WILSON- WW1 bitches
HARRY S TRUMAN- WOOT KOREAN CONFLICT BITCHES
Andrew Johnson- didnt do much, and thats why I like him
Lindon B Johnson- what the hell did he ever do?
Richard Nixon- him and his cheaky dick (well clinton too lol)
Herber Hoover- le damn de herbert hoover
Calvin Coolidge- no seriously, what the hell is with these presidents who dont do anything... http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents/calvincoolidge/ I mean look at his facts, what did he ever contribute?
John Tyler- didn't even know this guy was president.. lol
And my most favorite .....
RALPH NADER- 2012, you know its true, the presdent when the world ended.
Clinton was pretty cool. Our country was in good shape when he was president too but I don't know if he had anything to do with it.
Firstly, I be Canadian, so pardon my innexperience with the American leaders. However, I will tell you that I was rather impressed with the accomplishments of JFK and FDR.
Oh, and I'll mention my least favourite one as well, and it's surprisingly not Bush 2.0; I will forever hold a grudge against Eisenhower (sp) for cancelling the Avro Arrow project.
....I'm sure like 3 people will understand what I'm talking about.
Oh, and I'll mention my least favourite one as well, and it's surprisingly not Bush 2.0; I will forever hold a grudge against Eisenhower (sp) for cancelling the Avro Arrow project.
....I'm sure like 3 people will understand what I'm talking about.
Abraham Lincoln successfully dealt with the most difficult period of American history, so I have to go with him.
Hmm if I had to pick one. George Washington. Fought the British and then made up what a president should do as he went along
Lincoln.
If memory serves, he ran with a member of the opposing party as his vice. He knew the system required the input of the opposing forces to run smoothly. Either that or it was a bid to get votes from both major political parties.
If only modern presidents (and people in general) took that idea. Alas, they didn't.
If memory serves, he ran with a member of the opposing party as his vice. He knew the system required the input of the opposing forces to run smoothly. Either that or it was a bid to get votes from both major political parties.
If only modern presidents (and people in general) took that idea. Alas, they didn't.
In fact, in early US history, the VP was always a member of the opposing party. Whoever lost the presidential election became Vice President. The problem was, as it is now, that oftentimes this leads to deadlock instead of compromise, so there's a risk of nothing getting done.ShadowPen said:
But for what it's worth, in the last election, there was speculation that McCain (a Republican) wanted to run with his close friend, senator Lieberman (a Democrat) on his ticket. If McCain wasn't such a sellout and hadn't caved in (again) to the rest of the Republicans, it might have well happened. Instead, we got the Wild Wordsmith of Wasilla.