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   5/03/08

   aningeniousname

   I liked President Merkin Muffley from Dr Strangelove.

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   5/03/08

   daniel23

   I actually changed my negative views on Obama after seeing the sterling job Black Bush did...
   
   www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqXnsSJ_53w

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      5/03/08

      aningeniousname

      lolol love the black Blair.
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      5/03/08

      daniel23

      "oil? oil? what you talking about bitch??!"
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   5/04/08

   legbamel

   Abe Lincoln, that poor man who did such an amazing job with what he had and bore a heavy burden so well. Plus, my dad looks like him, without the beard.

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      5/04/08

      kdawg68

      I go with Abe as well. Doubt anyone else could've restored the Union - and if the South was not willing to budge on slavery than conflict was both unavoidable and necessary (read: I understand that Lincoln's election "divided" the nation, but I choose to blame the institution of slavery for that, not honest Abe).
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   5/04/08

   oxymoran

   President Harrison

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   5/04/08

   jackpayne

   Calvin Coolidge.

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   5/04/08

   DaneMorgan

   John Adams for so many reasons. And I would have been a Jefferson supporter at the time.

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   7/29/08

   drjay1966

   I'm with the aardvark--President Merkin Muffley from Dr. Strangelove. I mean, what can you say about a guy who was president for the complete annihilation of the human race? That's what I call impact!

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   7/29/08

   satijournal

   Theodore Roosevelt and Eisenhower. Both great men and great presidents.

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   7/29/08

   CrotchetyOldMan

   Abe Lincoln, followed by Washington, then Jefferson.
   
   Lincoln was able to bring us through the most trying of times.
   
   Washington defined the Presidency--he could have been king
   
   Jefferson because he was just so on top of things. He was dedicated to learning and improving himself and the country.

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    7/14/09

    radioflyer1980

    William Henry Harrison called Congress into session and then died; you'd want Congress to be in session forever??? Yikes!
    
    I think I'd have to go with Lincoln as the whole package.

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