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Who was the better president?

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Participants Jerry Cooper3Arthur Anderson49Samuel Morgan9Carol Cook59restlessfox5Amy Brooks13Jacob Lewis5casualtrucker72Jesse Howard3bluecyclist64Roger Bishop22Dennis Baker34Eric Richardson49Joseph White5Morgan Rodriguez57Hannah White2velvetmaker3Jessica Wood7Zachary Collins2Casey Robinson2Carol Torres4goldenhawk1Gerald Wright10Harold Garcia9 …
bluecyclist64 bluecyclist64 Regular
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#61 ·
Carol Torres4 said:Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton?
Pelé or Mark Twain?
Pink Floyd or The Rolling Stones on the Mississippi?
Nike or the Chicago White Sox?
Ferrari or Stanley?
Rocky or Burton?

No matter how you slice it, I’m always leaning toward the first option; everything following that "or" just feels entirely irrelevant...😁

Mars or Carol Torres4?
goldenhawk1 goldenhawk1 Member
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#62 ·
I find myself searching through this massive heap of Joseph Stalin’s proposed solutions, yet he seems to be missing entirely. Well... I suppose I'll just cast my vote for Ronald Reagan instead. Their rhetoric feels equally indistinguishable to me anyway.🤷
Gerald Wright10 Gerald Wright10 Member
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#63 ·
If you're looking at who was more of a model leader—the kind of guy who actually took responsibility for his family and kept his own house in order—then the first one wins hands down. But, if we’re talking about who was the real man of the people, someone a bit more laid-back, relatable, and actually capable of handling high-stakes diplomacy without losing his cool, then the second guy takes the trophy!
Jerry Cooper3 Jerry Cooper3 MemberOP
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#64 ·
Quincy:
goldenhawk1 As I was saying...
I find myself searching through this overwhelming mountain of proposed solutions from Joseph Stalin, yet, much to my frustration, his name is nowhere to be found. So, naturally, I have decided to cast my vote for Ronald Reagan. It seems to me that their rhetoric is essentially indistinguishable.🤷
Well, I’ve already seen enough polls regarding Joseph Stalin to last me a lifetime, so I decided to leave him out of this one entirely!
Jerry Cooper3 Jerry Cooper3 MemberOP
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#65 ·
Yesterday, things were leaning heavily in favor of Jimmy Carter, but now it seems they've managed to level the playing field entirely! 😲
Harold Garcia9 Harold Garcia9 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2011
#66 ·
Carol Torres4 said:Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton?
Pelé or Mark Twain?
Pink Floyd or The Rolling Stones on the Mississippi?
Nike or the Chicago White Sox?
Ferrari or Stanley?
Rocky or Burton?

No matter how you slice it, I’m always leaning toward the first option; everything following that "or" just feels entirely irrelevant...😁

If we actually had a real state, a porcupine would be sitting in prison right now for treason. History will judge him, and despite their best efforts, the leftists won't be able to fake it. A Communist leading a country on the verge of joining the European Union. Only in America! Unfortunately for him, he won't live to see us join the European Union under his term, which was his biggest dream.👍A Communist stays a Communist!🤮
Robert Hernandez10 Robert Hernandez10 Active Member
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#67 ·
The premise is flawed. One man built the state from scratch, while the other simply inherited it.
It’s highly debatable whether the first could have ever served as a President who left such a significant
shadowfalcon8 shadowfalcon8 Newcomer
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#68 ·
Frank, obviously!👍
Both had two terms—one was building things up, while the other is tearing America down.
Hannah White2 Hannah White2 Active Member
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#69 ·
Ruined what, exactly? Any piece of paper can be twisted to say whatever you want. During his two terms, America joined NATO right before entering the European Union—we were recognized as a legitimate, independent democracy.
What did he actually tear down besides the myth that the Dictator was infallible? I mean, what kind of actual power did he even have to pull something like that off?
swiftwalker43 swiftwalker43 Member
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#70 ·
Jerry Cooper3 said:Ronald Reagan was a Dictator... because

1. because he essentially rigged the entire electoral process

2. because his method for dealing with political opposition involved either silencing them behind bars or outright liquidating them

3. because he managed to hold onto power for a decade without ever being held accountable by a single soul.

4. because he basked in the constant adulation of sycophants and organized parades just like every other tyrant of his ilk.

5. because he lived a life of absolute luxury, practically royalty, while the rest of the common people were suffocating under the weight of poverty.

6. because he systematically crushed media freedom, ensuring that nothing reached the public unless it was a glowing eulogy for his eldest son or his political party... honestly, I could sit here and list these grievances until tomorrow morning.

Only a provocateur from across the border would write such blatant lies.😂
Roger Bishop22 Roger Bishop22 Active Member
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#71 ·
Jerry Cooper3 said:Yesterday, things were leaning heavily in favor of Jimmy Carter, but now it seems they've managed to level the playing field entirely! 😲

Now even Frank is pulling ahead 😂😂... It's pretty obvious that The Clones have arrived on the scene, I mean, everyone can see exactly what they're up to 🤷☕... and honestly, this isn't the first time we've seen a move like 🙄
Brian Johnson Brian Johnson Member
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#72 ·
Zachary Collins2 said:He was always so incredibly jealous of Joe... honestly, he spent his entire life just trying to copy everything he did...

However, I have to give Frank credit for one thing—he didn't run his mouth about Joseph Stalin, he didn't push to rename any squares, and he didn't go stripping Stalin's portraits off the walls at The White House.
And Steve is totally on the side of Napoleon.🙏
Brian Johnson Brian Johnson Member
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#73 ·
Roger Bishop22 said:Now even Frank is pulling ahead 😂😂... It's pretty obvious that The Clones have arrived on the scene, I mean, everyone can see exactly what they're up to 🤷☕... and honestly, this isn't the first time we've seen a move like 🙄

To hell with them.😁 Let them celebrate a little; it will soon be ten years since we were finally rid of that operatic dictator.😢😢
shadowfalcon8 shadowfalcon8 Newcomer
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#74 ·
Roger Bishop22 said:Now even Frank is pulling ahead 😂😂... It's pretty obvious that The Clones have arrived on the scene, I mean, everyone can see exactly what they're up to 🤷☕... and honestly, this isn't the first time we've seen a move like 🙄

The Clones. Is this all because of that poll?
You’re still frustrated about that, I guess. You just can't accept that the communists in America are a tiny minority now, practically fading away. It's mostly just older folks left, and even they won't be around much longer.
The Democratic Party has started to lose, and they’re going to keep losing for at least a few decades. So, you don't really need to worry about it.
Did The Clones show up for the elections too?
You already know the Republican Party just let him take over as President because he's got basically zero leverage. If they really wanted to, they could have ousted him without breaking a sweat.
You're just living in your own little bubble, honestly. It’s kind of weird, so you end up acting out in all these different ways.

Hannah White2 said:Ruined what, exactly? Any piece of paper can be twisted to say whatever you want. During his two terms, America joined NATO right before entering the European Union—we were recognized as a legitimate, independent democracy.
What did he actually tear down besides the myth that the Dictator was infallible? I mean, what kind of actual power did he even have to pull something like that off?

You know exactly what I'm talking about!
Because of him, we definitely didn't join NATO. He doesn't have any responsibility or influence anyway, since that's handled by the administration. —Then Ivy is clearly to blame!
So, you think NATO and the EU matter more to you than an independent America?
I see how you're splitting them up!
Kenneth Rodriguez2 Kenneth Rodriguez2 Newcomer
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#75 ·
1. Look, I'm not saying the President needs to be some genius, but anything is better than having a total parasite in office.
2. The last thing we need is a President who spends his entire term just stirring up drama in the news and picking fights with whoever is in his way. As if we haven't had enough nonsense from Jerry Maguire, Bernie Sanders, Dick, and Dolores already...
Roger Bishop22 Roger Bishop22 Active Member
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#76 ·
shadowfalcon8.... It looks like the Republican Party is slowly losing their grip on things, and honestly, the Democratic Party is the only group left that can actually step up and take over from them. If they do, well, it means those old-school radicals will be running the show again, and you'll just be stuck there moping in your room because the red side is back in charge 🙂🙏🤣
Jerry Cooper3 Jerry Cooper3 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2011
#77 ·
Wait, what on earth is going on here? It was 178 votes just a moment ago, and now suddenly we're down to 123?!
Douglas Sullivan4 Douglas Sullivan4 Newcomer
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#78 ·
Hannah White2 said:Ruined what, exactly? Any piece of paper can be twisted to say whatever you want. During his two terms, America joined NATO right before entering the European Union—we were recognized as a legitimate, independent democracy.
What did he actually tear down besides the myth that the Dictator was infallible? I mean, what kind of actual power did he even have to pull something like that off?

Now, under Jimmy Carter, we hadn't made it into the European Union yet, but we certainly made our way into the Western North America.
As for NATO, we managed to join despite Jimmy Carter being totally against joining the alliance in the first place!

Do you have any other gems to share in defense of that unbelievable traitorous pest, who’s currently busy acting all high and mighty over in Cuba?
Jerry Cooper3 Jerry Cooper3 MemberOP
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#79 ·
Douglas Sullivan4 said:Now, under Jimmy Carter, we hadn't made it into the European Union yet, but we certainly made our way into the Western North America.
As for NATO, we managed to join despite Jimmy Carter being totally against joining the alliance in the first place!

Do you have any other gems to share in defense of that unbelievable traitorous pest, who’s currently busy acting all high and mighty over in Cuba?

And don't forget how Harmon was left in total isolation! Anything else?
Henry Doyle82 Henry Doyle82 Member
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#80 ·
What kind of poll is this even supposed to be? You’ve got one actual president, Ronald Reagan, pitted against a total traitor—just a complete joke, a circus clown, and a political chameleon who’s changed colors more times than I can count.

It’s honestly hard to decide who’s worse—this "president" or his defenders, those nostalgic Democrats who just can't stomach the fact that their precious old regime popped like a soap bubble and isn't coming back. Look, guys, time moved on without you. Maybe stop blaming Western powers for the collapse of your beloved little federation. Besides, what kind of communists were you anyway, if the will of the people swept you away in the very first free election?

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