Who is Your Favorite American President?

[Dia bando]

Why because he's the fuck in best cowboy you lot ever had.

[Dia bando]

I am not taking the piss I feel he would have made a fine President.

[Master]

I am not taking the piss I feel he would have made a fine President.

As would Arnold schwarzenegger

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

I am not taking the piss I feel he would have made a fine President.

As would Arnold schwarzenegger

I don't know. Schwarzenegger is sketchy for me.

But I do love his position on Marijuana legalization. I think that alone might be worth it.

[killersheep]

I think Bush Sr. has to get some props for this gem.

[VictorCharlie]

My issue with FDR is not that he lacked leadership, which in fact I think he had in spades. FDR used a time of national disaster to trample the Constitution and bully the Supreme Court. Many of his policies have led to the massive expansion of Federal government, the dismissive attitude concerning the 10th amendmendt and movement away from the principle of federalism. The depression was caused by a number of factors but the employment of millions of Americans in support of the war effort combined with the US having the only major industrial sector to survive WWII was what finally pulled us back into prosperity. Ultimately it wasn't what FDR did as President at that time but the long lasting effects.

Jefferson epitomizes the beliefs and values the nation was formed under. His presidency has few highlights domestically but if you believe in federalism then that is preferred.

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

My issue with FDR is not that he lacked leadership, which in fact I think he had in spades. FDR used a time of national disaster to trample the Constitution and bully the Supreme Court. Many of his policies have led to the massive expansion of Federal government, the dismissive attitude concerning the 10th amendmendt and movement away from the principle of federalism. The depression was caused by a number of factors but the employment of millions of Americans in support of the war effort combined with the US having the only major industrial sector to survive WWII was what finally pulled us back into prosperity. Ultimately it wasn't what FDR did as President at that time but the long lasting effects.

Jefferson epitomizes the beliefs and values the nation was formed under. His presidency has few highlights domestically but if you believe in federalism then that is preferred.

You're very right. That's the thing about FDR's reign as president is that it can be seen on so many different points of view, and still be right. It's all subjective to your values, I think.

Although, I do think Roosevelt was a good leader. He made Americans believe in him. That takes some effort.

Thomas Jefferson is a brilliant man, though. The guy was a genius.

[Mars_ax]

My issue with FDR is not that he lacked leadership, which in fact I think he had in spades. FDR used a time of national disaster to trample the Constitution and bully the Supreme Court. Many of his policies have led to the massive expansion of Federal government, the dismissive attitude concerning the 10th amendmendt and movement away from the principle of federalism. The depression was caused by a number of factors but the employment of millions of Americans in support of the war effort combined with the US having the only major industrial sector to survive WWII was what finally pulled us back into prosperity. Ultimately it wasn't what FDR did as President at that time but the long lasting effects.

Jefferson epitomizes the beliefs and values the nation was formed under. His presidency has few highlights domestically but if you believe in federalism then that is preferred.

Jefferson was also responsible for the The Louisiana Purchase:

Louisiana Purchase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia