If you could make any president in the past todays president, who would it be?

I liked George Bush's weird face, but he was also a great president, so I choose him.AmericanMuffin

Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

Franklin Delano Rooseveltlamprey263

I agree.

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The best Roosevelt

Anyone who doesn't say Teddy Roosevelt doesn't understand US History. Of course, FDR, Abe Lincoln, JFK, and Washington are also acceptable answers, but TR is the best answer.

[QUOTE="AmericanMuffin"]I liked George Bush's weird face, but he was also a great president, so I choose him.Star67

Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)

[QUOTE="AmericanMuffin"]I liked George Bush's weird face, but he was also a great president, so I choose him.Star67

Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

And Reagan helped the Mujahadeen and other rebel troops in Afghanistan to fight the Soviets, not to mentioned he preached Minimum Government while continually expanding it by raising Military spending and continuing worthless foreign spending.

Teddy Roosevelt.

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[QUOTE="AmericanMuffin"]I liked George Bush's weird face, but he was also a great president, so I choose him.AmericanMuffin

Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

I thought it was cool, and i have a lot of interest in the history of the Nazis rise to power. (I DONT SUPPORT THEIR ACTIONS!)

Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)

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[QUOTE="AmericanMuffin"]I liked George Bush's weird face, but he was also a great president, so I choose him.taj7575

Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

And Reagan helped the Mujahadeen and other rebel troops in Afghanistan to fight the Soviets, not to mentioned he preached Minimum Government while continually expanding it by raising Military spending and continuing worthless foreign spending.

I like Reagan cuz he was a hard ass and I think he would call out congress on their inefficiency to get anything done. For real we need to get rid of the current congress and re vote. Right now we have just a bunch of babies and clowns.

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Bush was horrible and his grandfather helped the Nazis.

Anyway, Ill go with Ronald Reagan

Star67

I thought it was cool, and i have a lot of interest in the history of the Nazis rise to power. (I DONT SUPPORT THEIR ACTIONS!)

JFK.

Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)taj7575

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The best Roosevelt

dercoo

Theordore Roosevolt, if you don't know why, you don't read enough cracked:http://www.cracked.com/article_15895_the-5-most-badass-presidents-all-time.html

FDR

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Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)LJS9502_basic

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

Teddy is far and away my favorite president as a person... but as for who I would want in office, I'd say Thomas Jefferson.

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Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)taj7575

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

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Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)taj7575

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Jefferson was my favorite president....

BMD004

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

Yep, he did, which was the problem, especially since he was so vocal against it. If he handled that situation better, he could have ended slavery early, and honestly would probably be undoubtedly the best president.

But with that aside, to answer the OP I think he would be the best president, even now.

Bill Clinton.

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Thomas Jefferson (after he accepts slavery doesn't exist anymore of course..)taj7575

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

His solution for slavery was to put all non-white Americans on a boat to the Caribbean as he didn't think multiracial societies could exist. He kept hundreds of slaves himself as well.

JFK. Even though I am not American :P

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Jefferson was my favorite president....

LJS9502_basic

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

In the early drafts of the Declaration, he was very critical on British slave trade and felt it should come to an end immediately. But like you said, there were definitely many proponents even at that time sadly.

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He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

taj7575

But in the early drafts of the Declaration, he was very critical on British slave trade and felt it should come to an end immediately. But there were definitely many proponents even at that time sadly.

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Jefferson was my favorite president....

Former_Slacker

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

His solution for slavery was to put all non-white Americans on a boat to the Caribbean as he didn't think multiracial societies could exist. He kept hundreds of slaves himself as well.

Like I said..If he could change his views on that situation, I'm sure he'd fit it fine now..:P

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He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

taj7575

His solution for slavery was to put all non-white Americans on a boat to the Caribbean as he didn't think multiracial societies could exist. He kept hundreds of slaves himself as well.

Like I said..If he could change his views on that situation, I'm sure he'd fit it fine now..:P

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His solution for slavery was to put all non-white Americans on a boat to the Caribbean as he didn't think multiracial societies could exist. He kept hundreds of slaves himself as well.

LJS9502_basic

Like I said..If he could change his views on that situation, I'm sure he'd fit it fine now..:P

I would hope so, because in terms of duties as a President, he did a great job.

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Jefferson was my favorite president....

Former_Slacker

He definitely was a great President. He was very open minded with his beliefs, was a very smart individual, and believed in religious and individual freedom. I say one of the few mistakes he did though, was doing nothing about slavery once he was in office, even though he was known to be so vocal against it, even during the signing of the Declaration. He could have brought an end to it very early.

His solution for slavery was to put all non-white Americans on a boat to the Caribbean as he didn't think multiracial societies could exist. He kept hundreds of slaves himself as well.

George Washington as he was against the two party system.

probably Washington or Adams, as they did a lot for the country itself, not like politicians of today.Allicrombie

Probably one of our legendary presidents like Millard Filmore, Franklin Pierce, Rutherford B. Hayes, Zach Taylor, William Henry Harrison, or the ever rememberable chester arthur.

Probably one of our legendary presidents like Millard Filmore, Franklin Pierce, Rutherford B. Hayes, Zach Taylor, William Henry Harrison, or the ever rememberable chester arthur.

sonicare

/nostalgia

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Probably one of our legendary presidents like Millard Filmore, Franklin Pierce, Rutherford B. Hayes, Zach Taylor, William Henry Harrison, or the ever rememberable chester arthur.

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JFK

just to see if he would be assassinated again