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raves +2 Oct 08, 2008 11:18PM GMTCarter...bbblll...ppphhhttt!!! Sorry I had to spit that name out of my mouth. I know Ford was out of the 25 year range but I remember him always falling down and it was so funny to watch him stumbling around but Reagan was my favorite president through my adult years.
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raves +2 Oct 08, 2008 12:59AM GMTI just love Jimmy, the way he still goes around building homes , trying to heal the wounds of the world thru aid & peace,...he got a special place with me when he & Rosilin got out of the limo & they walked the avenue to the Whitehouse, what a wonderfully humble act,...
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raves +1 Oct 08, 2008 01:58AM GMTNow why would you say that he was the worst? Why would you say this when we are all dealing with right now under the current administration? Now if I remember correctly, the world didn't fall apart nearly as much then. Yes there were gas lines and some recession but nothing compared to right now.
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raves +1 Oct 08, 2008 03:33AM GMTIf we had listened to Carter in 1980 instead of Reagan, we would not be in the mess we are in today. When Carter said 'we need to tighten our belts, get the National debt paid off, then we can breath a little easier.' But people chose to listen to Reagan who took us on a borrow and spend 'drunk' that has caught up with us today. Reagan was the worst President in American history. Carter, one of the best! And we are paying the price now.
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raves +4 posted Oct 08, 2008 12:32AM GMT
Answered it was
President Clinton, his extra-circular activities notwithstanding. He did what he said he would do, and left office with the country/economy/foreign policy/diplomacy in better shape than it was before he was elected. He left office with a surplus of 128 billion dollars, and a plan to get rid of the deficit.
Answered it was
Ronald Reagan