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Bad president
Helped put us in debt
Helped put us in debt
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Originally Posted by SCuse7
Bad president
Helped put us in debt
Originally Posted by SCuse7
Bad president
Helped put us in debt
Originally Posted by Essential1
I'm going to regret asking you.. But rashii are you implying Reagan was a Liberal?
Originally Posted by Essential1
I'm going to regret asking you.. But rashii are you implying Reagan was a Liberal?
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
In politics, you have to allow perfect to not be the enemy of good. Calvin Coolidge was the last President to have respect for limited government, seperation of power and the Constitution. Among the post war Presidents, from a libertarian stand point (even from one as emphatic as yours) is there any other President who you would consider to be the best or rather the least worst?
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
In politics, you have to allow perfect to not be the enemy of good. Calvin Coolidge was the last President to have respect for limited government, seperation of power and the Constitution. Among the post war Presidents, from a libertarian stand point (even from one as emphatic as yours) is there any other President who you would consider to be the best or rather the least worst?
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
In politics, you have to allow perfect to not be the enemy of good. Calvin Coolidge was the last President to have respect for limited government, seperation of power and the Constitution. Among the post war Presidents, from a libertarian stand point (even from one as emphatic as yours) is there any other President who you would consider to be the best or rather the least worst?
I don't really like getting into ranking Presidents because I don't believe in the State, but if i must...
Top 3 All-Time "best" regarding my empathy
1. Grover Cleveland (Probably the most libertarian President)
2. Coolidge
3. Harding
Top 3 Worst
1. Lincoln
2. Wilson
3. FDR
I can't say who I would rank from Best to Worst post war. They are all equally bad, all intervened in foreign conflicts, all had inflationary policies, all increased government power, and all have decreased the Standard of Living significantly. I'm extremely critical of Reagan because he was "that guy". He was the Goldwater that was elected. Unfortunately, he was surrounded by terrible people.
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
Originally Posted by rashi
Outside of him being a politician, I admire the man. Terrible President.
Too bad the man sacrificed his principles in order garner political expediency. I don't know if you can blame him, though, considering Mr. CIA Papa Bush tried to have him killed. I never understood the idolatry.
In politics, you have to allow perfect to not be the enemy of good. Calvin Coolidge was the last President to have respect for limited government, seperation of power and the Constitution. Among the post war Presidents, from a libertarian stand point (even from one as emphatic as yours) is there any other President who you would consider to be the best or rather the least worst?
I don't really like getting into ranking Presidents because I don't believe in the State, but if i must...
Top 3 All-Time "best" regarding my empathy
1. Grover Cleveland (Probably the most libertarian President)
2. Coolidge
3. Harding
Top 3 Worst
1. Lincoln
2. Wilson
3. FDR
I can't say who I would rank from Best to Worst post war. They are all equally bad, all intervened in foreign conflicts, all had inflationary policies, all increased government power, and all have decreased the Standard of Living significantly. I'm extremely critical of Reagan because he was "that guy". He was the Goldwater that was elected. Unfortunately, he was surrounded by terrible people.
Originally Posted by xJoRDaNHeaD
FDR on your Top 3 Worst?
Originally Posted by xJoRDaNHeaD
FDR on your Top 3 Worst?
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by xJoRDaNHeaD
FDR on your Top 3 Worst?
FDR was a tyrant just like the latter 2. Everything you learned about FDR and Lincoln is and was a lie.
Originally Posted by rashi
Originally Posted by xJoRDaNHeaD
FDR on your Top 3 Worst?
FDR was a tyrant just like the latter 2. Everything you learned about FDR and Lincoln is and was a lie.