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Who's your fave?

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  • One of those guys between Lincoln and McKinley 4 (21%)
  • McKinley 0 (0%)
  • Teddy Roosevelt 6 (32%)
  • Taft 0 (0%)
  • Harding 0 (0%)
  • Coolidge 0 (0%)
  • Hoover 0 (0%)
  • Eisenhower 3 (16%)
  • Nixon 2 (11%)
  • Ford 1 (5%)
  • Reagan 2 (11%)
  • Bush Uno 0 (0%)
  • Bush Dos 1 (5%)

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The Republican Party began with the grand and noble goal of abolishing slavery. Then Lincon got shot and the GOP figured it was better to pander to business interests and religious zealots while curbing civil rights and also being hostile to those who rebelled against the rising tides of conformity that each administration seems to inspire. :evil4:

All in all, a fair bargain with the Devil :p

So which of the felons from this "murderer's row" do you think rates as your favorite? Don't be shy, a good Republican always knows his place. Back and to the left of the Democratic incumbent...oh, that's so the bullet will find its mark :nonono:

Anyway, Lincoln don't count, and I almost took off TR just because he would qualify as a "liberal" on social issues by today's standards. But he was a card-carrying member, so he's on there. So vote away! :thumb: (it doesn't really how you vote, Bush II will win anyway :deal: )

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Teddy Roosevelt was an imperialist pig-dog, but he was also the first conservationist in the oval office, so that kinda balances things out a bit.

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Nixon made paranoia and delusions that enemies were "out to get" him pretty much a byproduct of any Repub administration :nervous:

But my vote went to Teddy, for being a good guy in most respects (not all, but just enough) :thumb:

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lincoln, our greatest president. why doesn't he get his own line?

eisenhower wasn't bad. w. (possibly our worst president ever) needs to learn a thing or two from eisenhower:

"every gun that is made, every warship that is launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed" --dwight david eisenhower

*ahem*

BTW: if anyone chooses hoover or harding i'm going to find them and slap some sense into them.

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I voted Reagan because his library kicks ass. AMERICA FUCK YEAH!

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I'm going to go with one of the blokes betwix Lincoln and McKinnley....mmmmm, muttonchops :hat:

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Is there a reason that Lincoln is lumped in with other guys when he clearly deserves his own spot?

They don't put you on the five dollar bill AND the penny for nothing you know.

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All of them when they got voted out or retired, although Lincoln is notable for obvious reasons and Reagen was incredible comedy value.

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Eisenhower totally sucked for the mere reason that he let J e Hoover run the FBI as if it was the Gestapo. Much like Lenin letting Stalin amass power.

I voted for Lincoln for having the balls to quash the rebellion and keep the Union together.

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It's all about Reagan, baby. One of the biggest morons ever to hold public office, and he was our President for EIGHT YEARS! Sound familiar? :laugh:

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For instance, did anyone know about the time when Reagan gave a speech at some banquet about a guy who won the Medal of Honor? He described, in detail, the story of a guy who bravely kept gunning away from his plane or whatever despite facing grave danger, and ended up dying. He said that he was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. Well, a college student went to the Library of Congress and looked through the records of each and every winner of the award, only to discover that none of them matched Reagan's description. Then, after he reported this, another helpful soul pointed out that Reagan, in his speech, had almost perfectly described a scene from one of the old movies he had been in. :spit:

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BTW: if anyone chooses hoover or harding i'm going to find them and slap some sense into them.

Can it be on the bottom? :blush:

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LE Roberts wrote:

BTW: if anyone chooses hoover or harding i'm going to find them and slap some sense into them.

Can it be on the bottom? :blush:

would you rather have me hoover your harding?

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Hoover was a great man before he stepped into the White House. Famine relief. Better than FEMA.

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would you rather have me hoover your harding?

Will the Teddy cover the Bush?

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Or a Pierce in the Johnson.

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I like how Lincoln approved extermination of Indian tribes during the same week he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. :nonono:

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LE Roberts wrote: Or a Pierce in the Johnson.

will you be wearing your calvins?

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: I like how Lincoln approved extermination of Indian tribes during the same week he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. :nonono:

Probably the greatest misconception about Lincoln is that he "freed the slaves." The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the rebel states; it didn't apply to slave states that remained in the Union. And given that Lincoln was not in power in the rebel states, the Emancipation Procalamation had no effect on slaves in those states.

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: I like how Lincoln approved extermination of Indian tribes during the same week he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. :nonono:

Probably the greatest misconception about Lincoln is that he "freed the slaves." The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the rebel states; it didn't apply to slave states that remained in the Union. And given that Lincoln was not in power in the rebel states, the Emancipation Procalamation had no effect on slaves in those states.

'haven't you ever heard of the emancipation proclamation?'

'i don't listen to hip-hop.'

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AgentWood wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote: I like how Lincoln approved extermination of Indian tribes during the same week he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. :nonono:

Probably the greatest misconception about Lincoln is that he "freed the slaves." The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the rebel states; it didn't apply to slave states that remained in the Union. And given that Lincoln was not in power in the rebel states, the Emancipation Procalamation had no effect on slaves in those states.

'haven't you ever heard of the emancipation proclamation?'

'i don't listen to hip-hop.'

Still, it's the thought that counts.

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will you be wearing your calvins?

Along with a Jimmy hat for my Woodrow.

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The biggest misconception about Lincoln and the Civil War was that it was fought to free the slaves. Bullshit. It was fought to preserve the Union.

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Ford was the only guy who became president because he was considered a nice, honest guy... of course he was never elected

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Lincoln wasn't included because I have too much respect for his non-typical concern for the slaves (sure, he went in not caring about slavery, but came out by the end of the war convinced that it had to go). Of course, he did suspend habeas corpus during the war...so maybe he's got more in common with Dubya than I thought :evil4:

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After iRAQ and iRAN Bush is now planning to attack this iPOD place.

Lame ,i know

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Lincoln..just because whenever i think of him now i get this tune in my head.."at the gay bar, gay bar gay bar":D At the other end of the scale it would be Reagan for giving me nightmares of nuclear holocaust in my younger years.

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