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Grover Cleveland?

Okay, I'll bite. Why?

MYOB. - The key to liberty. Don't know MYOB? Leave me alone and mind your own business.

I'm a greedy selfish bastard, and damn proud of it.

You're not foolish enough to trust government, are you? Then think about this:

Since there isn't any corn on the cob, thanks solely to government interference, my kids have lost the freedom to eat corn on the cob on the Fourth of July this year.

What the hell kind of country are the socialists building here?

ilikeGW

Yes, that's what she's saying, Carter was the worst in her eyes.

Freedom for All

Grover Cleveland?

Okay, I'll bite. Why?

MYOB. - The key to liberty. Don't know MYOB? Leave me alone and mind your own business.

I'm a greedy selfish bastard, and damn proud of it.

You're not foolish enough to trust government, are you? Then think about this:

Since there isn't any corn on the cob, thanks solely to government interference, my kids have lost the freedom to eat corn on the cob on the Fourth of July this year.

What the hell kind of country are the socialists building here?

ilikeGW

This is the only Mr. Veto I could find:

Agewave - Keynote Speakers

He was a "president," but not a US President.

Luigi

Someone actually caught that? I didnt think anyone would take that seriousely. I thought he had a funny name, mostly. Another Democrat with a sex scandel too.
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Cleveland's Legacy

Cleveland will be remembered for protecting the power and autonomy of the executive branch. His record-breaking use of the presidential veto earned him the deserved moniker of the "guardian President" and helped balance the power of executive and legislative branches. But he did not think that the President should propose legislation and he disliked using legislative solutions to address America's growing social and economic difficulties.

Hard-working, honest, and independent, Cleveland nevertheless had no real vision for the future. At most, historians tend to see his presidency as strengthening the power of the executive branch in relation to Congress and leading to the emergence of the modern presidency that began with Theodore Roosevelt.

Hall of shame 2007

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert Spivey
Yeah im a bad man when they call me a sheepfucker..

Originally Posted by Zaragrunudgeyon
Whatever you do, don't listen to scientists. Trust your own instincts.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dayton3
Why do people get all huffy about fighting for oil?

Oberdan

Wilson
Hoover
Nixon
Carter
Bush 1
Clinton
Bush 2

Only posting within a narrow window of a few days, then I'll be offline again for a few more months. I'll write what I can, but dialup bites when I'm used to broadband.

I miss you guys.

Properman

Maybe it was Cleveland and i just remembered the nickname wrong. Its possible, I'm very forgetful lol

If people where to put down their guns and their grudges maybe, just maybe, the human race wont self destruct, and scatter the peices throught the cosmos.

ilikeGW

I think Jack Nicholson was a horrible president. I mean, couldn't they have found someone else? Will Ferrell perhaps?

celtic pax

Jimmy carter by far

While Carter's administration brought the U.S. some of its worst economic conditions in living memory - with soaring interest and inflation rates - his worst failing as President was in the realm of foreign policy.

His human rights policy led to human rights disasters in Nicaragua and Iran, where he facilitated the rise to power of Marxists and Islamist despots, respectively. Both of those new tyrannies far surpassed the brutality of their predecessors. T

he fruits of the Iran disaster are still very much with the United States today. If the U.S. would have supported the Shah or his successors, the history of the past 25 years in the Middle East would have been very different, and the Iranian people would have fared much better.

Moreover, the Soviet Union would have hesitated greatly over invading Afghanistan in 1979.

Carter's timid approach to international conflicts emboldened the USSR to extend its reach further into the Third World. By letting the Soviets know he would not respond if they invaded Afghanistan, Carter spawned a war that ultimately saw one million dead Afghans, five million displaced, and a situation of evil that nurtured the Islamic hatred and militancy that ultimately turned on the West and brought about 9/11.

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