Move over Grant

[YoUDeeMan]

I bet if this poll of presidential scholars was held back in 1898, Grant would not lose to Reagan.

Probably not since Reagan wasn't born until 1911.

Damn, '89...I never thought you'd fall into that trap. I was hoping to catch someone else.

[ASUMountaineer]

Jackson accomplished what no other President had or has: Paid off the National Debt(just forget how it tripled after he left office)

Wasn't he opposed to any type of central bank, though? I think that's what Mounty is getting at.

Yup, you got it.

[dbackjon]

In related news, Congress will be introducing a new currency: The three dollar bill, featuring Barney Frank

[Ivytalk]

In related news, Congress will be introducing a new currency: The three dollar bill, featuring Barney Frank

[ASUMountaineer]

In related news, Congress will be introducing a new currency: The three dollar bill, featuring Barney Frank

Now, that shit is pure magic.

[OL FU]

In related news, Congress will be introducing a new currency: The three dollar bill, featuring Barney Frank

A Hall of fame candidate

[native]

Create a Billion Dollar Bill with Reago on it - for all of the Billionaires his policies have create.

And now we come to the real foundation of kalm's socialist philosophy: envy of someone else's success.

[kalm]

Create a Billion Dollar Bill with Reago on it - for all of the Billionaires his policies have create.

And now we come to the real foundation of kalm's socialist philosophy: envy of someone else's success.

Come on, native, you know I'm a Teddy Roosevelt Conservative. A honest wage for an honest day's work.

America is at it's best with a strong middle class. Reaganomicists hoped their policies would someday contribute to that. And we're still waiting...

[native]

And now we come to the real foundation of kalm's socialist philosophy: envy of someone else's success.

Come on, native, you know I'm a Teddy Roosevelt Conservative. A honest wage for an honest day's work.

America is at it's best with a strong middle class. Reaganomicists hoped their policies would someday contribute to that. And we're still waiting...

Sad to say, I have begun to sour on TRex.

I had previously considered TR's progressive pronouncements to be a minimalist corrective to robber baron excesses, but now I am not so sure. I am just fine with "an honest wage for an honest day's work," but Roosevelt said a hell of a lot more than that. Besides, by opposing Taft, who turned out to be as prolific a trust buster as Teddy had been, he gave the Presidency to the Wilson, who ushered in most of the truly evil and anti-Constitutional excesses of the past century.