Your top 5 Presidents as long as you have been alive.

Optional · 08-28-20, 12:34 AM

Clinton
Carter
Reagan
Ford
Obama
GW Bush
Trump
LBJ
Nixon
G Bush

DrunkHorseplayer · 08-28-20, 12:56 AM

Reagan
Trump
Obama
Clinton
Nixon
Bush I
Ford
Bush II
Carter
Johnson

no1here · 08-28-20, 02:55 AM

Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Reagan
Ford

Mase of Base · 08-28-20, 03:06 AM

None
None
None
None
None

Politicians at the high level are scumbags that sold their souls long ago to the highest bidder.

EmpireMaker · 08-28-20, 03:25 AM

Carter
LBJ
That's it the rest are horrible

guitarjosh · 08-28-20, 03:43 AM

I did all 7

1) Reagan - Clear #1. Was able to fix the mess the Nixon created and Ford and Carter couldn't. The only major flaw was deficits, although a big reason why is because of high-interest rates. He was an excellent leader
2) HW Bush - Overall was okay, but gave us David Souter, couldn't campaign his way out of a paper bag in 1992, got us into Iraq, which has cost trillions over the past 10 years, and you can't read his lips.
3) Carter - Created the Depts. of Education and Energy, which was a waste, had no idea how to beat stagflation in the 1970s. He did cut capital gains taxes and deregulate with a democrat controlled congress, which shows how far left the party has moved since then and gets high marks for being one of the few presidents to not start or expand a war.
4) Trump - the jury is still out on him, which is why he's in the middle, but I do like the cuts to taxes and regulation, as well as how he has shaped the judiciary. I also love how he treats the left the way they treat everyone they don't agree with. He gets lower marks from me for his tariffs and trade wars.
5/6) W. Bush/Obama. These 2 were both bad, but for different reasons, and can be interchanged.

W Bush would be much higher on the list if not for getting us in Iraq, the biggest foreign policy blunder in my lifetime. He gets high marks for his leadership until the Iraq war, as he did a fantastic job of leading the country from 9-11 to early 2003.

Obama could have been a transitional president, but instead missed the marks. He had numerous opportunities to destroy cancel culture and identity politics but chose not to for political gain. I remember Biden saying that he and Obama wouldn't attack their opponents' motives. Well, you don't need to when literally every other person on the left will do that for you, and you won't stick up for your opponents. He took W. Bush's Iraq war and expanded it to multiple other countries, gave us the slowest economic recovery since WWII despite all the help he got from the Fed.

7) Clinton - The worst. The only thing he had going for him was a good economy, and that was more due to the easy money policy from the Fed and his working with the GOP congress to cut taxes in 1997. That being said, his divide and conquer/ politics of personal destruction is the genesis of why we're so divided as a country now. He and his administration spend 8 years demonizing, smearing and trying to cancel each and every person that got in their way, and the whole left picked up on that, which is why it is so rare to hear anyone left of center - the far left debate using facts, reasoning, and logic, just personal insults attacking someone's character and motives. One of the biggest mistakes we made as a country was electing that horrible man.

darrell74 · 08-28-20, 04:38 AM

45
40
41
43
44

themike78 · 08-28-20, 07:24 AM

Trump and the closest to him Reagan. The reason for Trump is he speaks the truth and doesnt give a fuk about political correctness. Also probably the only President who did or at least attempted to do every single thing he said he would do. 99 percent of Politicians make all these great promises and then don't do shit. Just imagine what Trump could have accomplished if the left would just work with him instead of being crybabies trying to impeach him every move he makes. I give him credit for standing up to those jerkoffs.

pavyracer · 08-28-20, 08:37 AM

Obama
Clinton
Carter
George W Bush
Reagan