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Nixon's fifth term saw unparalleled world peace. I'll give him credit for that.
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Best President in recent history?
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I am not seeing the correlation or causal relationship between GDP growth and debt growth in this instance, particularly when you see that Obama has borrowed $4 trillion and we've gotten close to 0 economic growth from it. Reagan increased the national debt by 1.8 trillion dollars (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_by_U.S._presidential_terms) and under his watch our economy grew by 1/3.
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What does being "racially diverse" matter for being a good president?
In order to be "best", one first has to be "good". I could make an argument for four of those on the list being good -- Obama is not one of them.
Each of these gentlemen have achievements and faults that stretch beyond the "15" minutes the media allow. Without also judging the supporting cast, Senate, House, SCOTUS - even the adversary - we do them all a disservice. Until we can sum up these individual acts and aggregate them in some fashion we are adrift in a popularity sea.
(Personally, I go with Michael Douglas in The American President.) The rest is history.
(Personally, I go with Michael Douglas in The American President.) The rest is history.
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The mixed bag of the group is why I've said what Obama needs is to be more like Reagan... and like LBJ... and like Clinton... and like JFK... and even like Nixon. Instead, he's just a community organizer in a community that refuses to be organized.
The mixed bag of the group is why I've said what Obama needs is to be more like Reagan... and like LBJ... and like Clinton... and like JFK... and even like Nixon. Instead, he's just a community organizer in a community that refuses to be organized.