Who is Your Favorite American President?

[Mars_ax]

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought America out of the great depression, and lead us to Victory in WWII. I can't think of another President who did more for the U.S., so by default, he's my favorite.

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought America out of the great depression, and lead us to Victory in WWII. I can't think of another President who did more for the U.S., so by default, he's my favorite.

If you read my post above, I talk about FDR and the Great Depression.

WWII was really what brought us out of it. I think that was just more so a fortunate sequence of events -economically speaking, anyways- rather than FDR's work as president.

One thing is more certain, though. FDR made the Depression bearable, and he gave Americans hope and change.

[Mars_ax]

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought America out of the great depression, and lead us to Victory in WWII. I can't think of another President who did more for the U.S., so by default, he's my favorite.

If you read my post above, I talk about FDR and the Great Depression.

WWII was really what brought us out of it. I think that was just more so a fortunate sequence of events -economically speaking, anyways- rather than FDR's work as president.

One thing is more certain, though. FDR made the Depression bearable, and he gave Americans hope and change.

By the time America entered WWII in 1942, FDR's programs had already brought back economic stability/prosperity. Considering what dire straits America was in during the depression, what Roosevelt accomplished was nothing short of a miracle.

[killersheep]

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought America out of the great depression, and lead us to Victory in WWII. I can't think of another President who did more for the U.S., so by default, he's my favorite.

If you read my post above, I talk about FDR and the Great Depression.

WWII was really what brought us out of it. I think that was just more so a fortunate sequence of events -economically speaking, anyways- rather than FDR's work as president.

One thing is more certain, though. FDR made the Depression bearable, and he gave Americans hope and change.

By the time America entered WWII in 1942, FDR's programs had already brought back economic stability/prosperity. Considering what dire straits America was in during the depression, what Roosevelt accomplished was nothing short of a miracle.

So you advocate Keynesian economics?

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought America out of the great depression, and lead us to Victory in WWII. I can't think of another President who did more for the U.S., so by default, he's my favorite.

If you read my post above, I talk about FDR and the Great Depression.

WWII was really what brought us out of it. I think that was just more so a fortunate sequence of events -economically speaking, anyways- rather than FDR's work as president.

One thing is more certain, though. FDR made the Depression bearable, and he gave Americans hope and change.

By the time America entered WWII in 1942, FDR's programs had already brought back economic stability/prosperity. Considering what dire straits America was in during the depression, what Roosevelt accomplished was nothing short of a miracle.

Economic stability wasn't restored until we began putting the country to work for the war. WWII is what brought us back. Not FDR's programs.

[VictorCharlie]

FDR would probably rank close to my top spot for worst President. Thomas Jefferson would more than likely get my vote for best President.

[erics44]

i have to say it was bush

what a retard, its highly hilarious that any country would vote him into power never mind the worlds superpower

[armin]

Quite surprised nobody's mentioned Lincoln or Teddy yet. Hard for me to pick a favorite, while there have been some great ones, all of them also have significant negatives. If I had to choose it would be Lincoln(some would say borderline facist/tyrant) or FDR(expanded federal government way beyond many people's likings) I guess, I think they did as good a job as one can with the adversities they were faced with.

[Master]

Abe Lincoln because he stopped slavery.
JFK because he took on the establishment and got killed by 6 assassins.
Obama has to clean up the mess of the most inept and clueless president of all time.
George Washington because he would not lie.

My history is so bad I do not want to carry on and embarrass myself.

[El Kabong]

Killersheep, liberals don't spend on defense

Teddy Roosevelt was a good one, starting the National Parks.



The worst Jimmy Carter & Barack Obama

[armin]

Killersheep, liberals don't spend on defense

Teddy Roosevelt was a good one, starting the National Parks.



The worst Jimmy Carter & Barack Obama

I know ya a lean bit to the right, but seriously carter as the worst? Also barack far to soon to juudge, still in office and hence shouldn't even be in these discussions yet as the current president he's subject to hyperbole and overblown scrutiny