Worst U.S. President

[psu24]

Herbert fucking Hoover. And i'm not saying I agree with his views on everything but no way is Reagan the worst. Out of this list I think i'd have to go with GW.

[Arrinef]

Is it even possible for America to even HAVE a good president?

Not since Lincoln.

first bush was pretty dope
i remember i was in the 3rd grade when bush senior stepped down, then came CLINTON

[TheKanza]

Is it even possible for America to even HAVE a good president?

Not since Lincoln.

haha

[TheKanza]

There wont ever be a good president because usa is filled with different people

[mrjizzbomber]

Nixon. Watergate. Bad.

- The Bomber

[dR3]

Everyone?

[GoodGirlsGetGutted]

Everyone?

I agree.
You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than the White House.

[AbramIsaac]

Nixon was a professional politician, and I despised everything he stood for -- but if he were running for president this year against the evil Bush-Cheney gang, I would happily vote for him.

[$outhernBell]

I agree with some people that Obama has only been in office only one year and hasnt had the chance to do anything great, but FDR accomplished many things in his first year of office. So he has had enough time to "change" things in the US. But ... Obama has had time to take out our defense missile out of Russia ... then the NEXT DAY Iran has nuclear power! Something isnt right. I also think that Bush was a bad president too.

[Most-Hated]

How is Hoover not on that list? He drove us into the Great Depression and was a complete douche bag.

I voted LBJ just because he was a total puppet and only did things his party told him too. He was jealous of Kennedy and was glad he was dead so he was a evil bastard also.

He kept is Vietnam WAAAAYYY to long and was just a complete disaster on all levels.

Bush I guess is up their. The only reason hes getting the most votes is cuzz this is the only president some of these kids know of.

THe greatest president however was FDR I would accept that man as a dictator. No lies man...He was incredible

Lincoln was a shitty president. Idk what you people are talking about him being the best.

THe guy SUSPENDED the Writ to Habious Corpus and through political enimies in jail for nothing. Granted it was for a higher cost, but still not the right way to go about things.

[EminemBase]

Whoever voted Bush is a fucking idiot.

You're a fucking idiot.

I didn't vote at all, but to call people idiots for considering a president like Bush "the worst" is idiotic indeed. The Patriot Act and torture allegations alone put him in the running for that.

You don't think every president before him has tortured prisoners too? Every country does it.


75% of this board are teenagers, not from the U.S., who have no idea what U.S. presidents are like.

Well that's very ignorant indeed.

First you pull a stat from your ass based on limited observation. 75% are foreign teenagers here? You don't know that at all lmao.

Secondly, to assume that just because they're not from the US they have 'no ideas' what US presidents are like is absurd. It all depends on how connected you are to the World, how inquisitive you are, how political you are. Not where you'e from. American or not.

I'm from the UK but probably know more about US presidents than some Americans. I choose to look into some and I also have Americana rammed down my throat 24/7 anyway. America is the swinging dick of the planet so we're all suffocated with the presidents of your country whether we like it or not.

Just because a lot of Americans are ignorant of other cultures, doesn't mean every other culture is ignorant of each other

[Most-Hated]

^^ Ahem

But your missing the point man, People from other cultures and Countries can't feel the direct impact of our leaders...

Unless of course it is under American Control/American Occupiency

But I don't doubt that you know alot about the U.S., But you don't feel their impact quiet like the residents...

I mean thats just like saying you know alot about Communism and Joseph Stalin...But your not the one that has to feel their impact...

[EminemBase]

^^ Ahem

But your missing the point man, People from other cultures and Countries can't feel the direct impact of our leaders...

Unless of course it is under American Control/American Occupiency

But I don't doubt that you know alot about the U.S., But you don't feel their impact quiet like the residents...

I mean thats just like saying you know alot about Communism and Joseph Stalin...But your not the one that has to feel their impact...

Well no that's not quite the same at all lmao.

I'm from the UK for one. US and UK have long been partners in war, crime and loyalty.

On big Worldly decisions, UK follows the US' lead. If the US economy falls, the UK economy falls. Then the rest of the World follows suit.

The US have an impact on every country but especially one so closely allied and related as the UK. Failure to see that is a lack of basic political relations in sight.

Where as being under the brute dictatorship of a fashist extremist is in no way comparable lmao. You're right I can't feel the direct impact but there is always an upshot of your leader's decisions, especially here. So we feel the aftermath and like I said, we're bombarded with Americana anyway.

From movies, TV shows, culture and of course - Politics. Especially since the re-invasion of Iraq under guise of Blair and Bush, partners in crime, we've been even closer allies so we even have US news updates occasionally on UK news programmes now. It's becoming more and more interlinked.

At least you're getting some back now though. Ricky Gervais, yay go team Gervais! lmao. The Ricky Gervais Show starts Feb 19th on HBO. Get ready muwhwahahahaa.

[Most-Hated]

^^ Ahem

But your missing the point man, People from other cultures and Countries can't feel the direct impact of our leaders...

Unless of course it is under American Control/American Occupiency

But I don't doubt that you know alot about the U.S., But you don't feel their impact quiet like the residents...

I mean thats just like saying you know alot about Communism and Joseph Stalin...But your not the one that has to feel their impact...

Well no that's not quite the same at all lmao.

I'm from the UK for one. US and UK have long been partners in war, crime and loyalty.

On big Worldly decisions, UK follows the US' lead. If the US economy falls, the UK economy falls. Then the rest of the World follows suit.

The US have an impact on every country but especially one so closely allied and related as the UK. Failure to see that is a lack of basic political relations in sight.

Where as being under the brute dictatorship of a fashist extremist is in no way comparable lmao. You're right I can't feel the direct impact but there is always an upshot of your leader's decisions, especially here. So we feel the aftermath and like I said, we're bombarded with Americana anyway.

From movies, TV shows, culture and of course - Politics. Especially since the re-invasion of Iraq under guise of Blair and Bush, partners in crime, we've been even closer allies so we even have US news updates occasionally on UK news programmes now. It's becoming more and more interlinked.

At least you're getting some back now though. Ricky Gervais, yay go team Gervais! lmao. The Ricky Gervais Show starts Feb 19th on HBO. Get ready muwhwahahahaa.

Your still missing the point.

So your telling me if Obama puts a lets say 2 percent increase on all sales tax on all item's in the US, you feel that impact?

Or if he regulates our coal production and makes them decrease in mining, and makes our electric bills go up, you feel that impact?

Yes, If we go to war and the UK follow's suit you do feel that.

I think your looking more at a war/trade standpoint.

[EminemBase]

Your still missing the point.

So your telling me if Obama puts a lets say 2 percent increase on all sales tax on all item's in the US, you feel that impact?

Or if he regulates our coal production and makes them decrease in mining, and makes our electric bills go up, you feel that impact?

Yes, If we go to war and the UK follow's suit you do feel that.

I think your looking more at a war/trade standpoint.

No I'm not STILL missing the point. I wasn't missing the point to begin with.

Like I said in my last post - YES you are correct, we don't feel the direct impact. So listing a nationwide, less noteworthy political change and asking me if I feel that is pointless lmao.

Obviously not and at no point did I say I did. But you comparing it to not being under the control of a extremist dictatorship is ridiculous and as I already stated - No we do not feel the direct impact. We feel direct upshots.