Name your 3 favorite American Presidents in History ( no critical comments or questioning)

[MB Mod]

Franklin Roosevelt for creating the New Deal. He was the builder of interstate highways, builder of dams, electrical grid, hospitals and the Social Security Act. You have to realize these projects were before 1940. Saw the foreign threats on both oceans and started building battleships, aircraft carriers etc. I think for a Liberal he sure got a lot things done!


JFK.

Taken way too soon.

One day……


( then there were a string of not so good presidents, some were criminals and they weren’t all democrats haha)

Barack Obama. Can you imagine Inauguration day and the banks worldwide are failing and stock market crashing too? Talk about baptism by fire!

Probably the most articulate President I’ve seen and heard.

Then there were two old men occupying the White House. One is basically a nice guy who is kind and thoughtful. The other has 92 criminal indictments.

(Paraphrased from a Hillary Clinton guest appearance.)

Eisenhower built the interstate system in the 1950’s
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/interstate...day President Dwight,the American way of life.

 

[jgg]

Eisenhower built the interstate system in the 1950’s
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/interstate/history.cfm#:~:text=From the day President Dwight,the American way of life.

FDR enacted the Tennessee Valley Authority.

 

[jgg]

In order of office, FDR, JFK, and Obama.

 

[westwoody]

Eisenhower built the interstate system in the 1950’s
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/interstate...day President Dwight,the American way of life.

There used to be 5-star symbols on all the interstate signs as a tribute to him. I don’t know if they’re still there.

 

[jgg]

There used to be 5-star symbols on all the interstate signs as a tribute to him. I don’t know if they’re still there.

I have never seen one. I've travelled the Interstates since I was a kid, I am slightly younger than the Interstate system, Lol.

https://www.loc.gov/item/2011633914/

 

[rlock]

Uleysis S. Grant—gained new respect for the man after watching excellent bio documentary. Not only won the civil war and created the opportunity for Lincoln’s vision of freedom to be fulfilled, but like Washington, he didn’t want to be President but served as a calling to bring post-war re-building and stability to the nation. Died broke and suffering from terminal illness, but wrote his memoirs so his family could survive.

Jimmy Carter—sometimes the world just needs a leader who is gentleman with simple values, and not a pompous braggart politician.

You must have seen the same Grant documentary that I did.

As for Carter, I do not think he was as bad as people say, but came in at an unfortunate time in US history, so "mixed record" is as good as it ever got with him. He did have the most commendable life after leaving office.

 

[80watts]

Washington- because he stuck to his guns and had to tell the idiot politicians he would not be a "king".

FDR. Got the country fed with his work projects in the 1930s. Made the deals with the devils of industry of 10% profit, in order to get the American production going for WW2.

Teddy Roosevelt - because he made the first national park to preserve the wilderness.

If it was possible for him to run for President, Schwarzenegger would make an awesome President.

 

[onegoalwonder]

Washington- because he stuck to his guns and had to tell the idiot politicians he would not be a "king".

FDR. Got the country fed with his work projects in the 1930s. Made the deals with the devils of industry of 10% profit, in order to get the American production going for WW2.

Teddy Roosevelt - because he made the first national park to preserve the wilderness.

If it was possible for him to run for President, Schwarzenegger would make an awesome President.

Who gives a fuck