thank you weso1!
And in an interesting twist next Vice President:
thank you weso1!
where can i place my bets?
up your ass.Originally Posted by goldfly
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Forever Fredi
goldfly (02-09-2014)
uh
I didn't really mean it. Just saw a ball on a tee and felt like I needed to take a swing.
thank you weso1!
BedellBrave (02-10-2014)
Umm why is Cain reverse heiling? The best thing about Cain was the constant jokes from COlbert and Stewart.
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
There is not a single good thing about Paul Ryan as president.
He's not Obama. Thats one good thing.
"Donald Trump will serve a second term as president of the United States.
It’s over."
Little Thethe Nov 19, 2020.
You'd be surprised what power does to people.
Forever Fredi
Neither is Franklin Pierce but I wouldn't be in line for Zombie Pierce 2016
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57Brave (02-11-2014)
Even more than zombie Chester Alan Arthur?
Can only hope that weso's jinx on Chris Christie also ends up applying to Paul Ryan. No offense weso.
Makes them weak and ineffective leaders?
If we're going to bring back any President from the dead I vote for Herbert Hoover.
Well Hoover certainly knows how not to lead a recovery effort boom roasted.
And I picked Franklin PIerce for a reason, he's pretty much the worst president according to most historians.
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
Hoover can actually lay more claim to the New Deal programs than FDR can. He became President at a really inopportune time, as Cool Cal should bear the brunt of the blame for the Great Depression.
Coolidge is a horrible president. I'm of the opinion that of the republican presidents between Wilson and FDR Harding and Coolidge were worse than Hoover. Hoover didn't seem like a bad dude, just got all the bad press from the 2 guys before him.
Stockholm, more densely populated than NYC - sturg
Hoover was a brilliant man. A good, easy read is 1920: The Year of Six Presidents by David Pietrusza. Hoover was courted by both parties (much like Eisenhower). I've always thought Hoover's problem was his stubbornness and his inability to rid his administration of the influence of guys like Andrew Mellon. For some insight on that, read Arthur Schlesinger's The Crisis of the Old Order, the first volume of his Age of Roosevelt trilogy. Schlesinger has a bias, but he's a darn good historian and he provides a good look into Coolidge's inability to see the coming storm that saddled Hoover with insurmountable problems.
Coolidge was a great President.
And Paul Ryan is a joke
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