President with the most juice.
 

Below is a list of American Presidents,please Post a comment on which one You Tought did the Office the most good and why.I will start and for the obvius reason that realy Irks me and that is the party affiliation BullShit.so I start With George Washinton For his Stance on Party affiliations.

Washington, George None (He opposed political parties)
02 Adams, John Federalist
03 Jefferson, Thomas Democratic-Republican
04 Madison, James Democratic-Republican
05 Monroe, James Democratic-Republican
06 Adams, John Quincy Democratic-Republican
07 Jackson, Andrew Democratic
08 Van Buren, Martin Democratic
09 Harrison, William Henry Whig
10 Tyler, John Whig
11 Polk, James Knox Democratic
12 Taylor, Zachary Whig
13 Fillmore, Millard Whig
14 Pierce, Franklin Democratic
15 Buchanan, James Democratic
16 Lincoln, Abraham Republican
17 Johnson, Andrew War Union
18 Grant, Ulysses S. Republican
19 Hayes, Rutherford Birchard Republican
20 Garfield, James Abram Republican
21 Arthur, Chester Alan Republican
22 Cleveland, Grover Democratic
23 Harrison, Benjamin Republican
24 Cleveland, Grover Democratic
25 McKinley, William Republican
26 Roosevelt, Theodore Republican
27 Taft, William Howard Republican
28 Wilson, Woodrow Democratic
29 Harding, Warren Gamaliel Republican
30 Coolidge, Calvin Republican
31 Hoover, Herbert Clark Republican
32 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Democratic
33 Truman, Harry Democratic
34 Eisenhower, Dwight David Republican
35 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald Democratic
36 Johnson, Lyndon Baines Democratic
37 Nixon, Richard Milhous Republican
38 Ford, Gerald Rudolph Republican
39 Carter, James Earl Jr. Democratic
40 Reagan, Ronald Wilson Republican
41 Bush, George Herbert Walker Republican
42 Clinton, William Jefferson Democratic
43 Bush, George Walker Republican
44 Obama, Barack Hussein Democratic

You can Also say your least favorite too since that seems to be easy for some of you Blowhard Haters.

I have always liked Carter and believe he is, in general, under rated.

Abraham Lincoln. Held the nation together and thus was able over the long run to ease/modify considerably the effects of King Cotton.

Abe Will Probally get the most Nod's,Elaborate a little about the policys or landmark decisions these men did while in office too.I will do the same for Gen. Washington.OK I cheated I did a cut and paste job but it works ,Also I wanted to point out Geaorge Washington Was a Very High Ranking FreeMason

George Washington, The Mason

George Washington joined the Masonic Lodge in Fredericksburg, Virginia at the age of 20 in 1752. His Masonic membership, like the others public titles and duties he performed, was expected from a young man of his social status in colonial Virginia. During the War for Independence, General Washington attended Masonic celebration and religious observances in several states. He also supported Masonic Lodges that formed within army regiments.

At his first inauguration in 1791, President Washington took his oath of office on a Bible from St. John's Lodge in New York. During his two terms, he visited Masons in North and South Carolina and presided over the cornerstone ceremony for the U.S. Capitol in 1793.

In retirement, Washington became charter Master of the newly chartered Alexandria Lodge No. 22, sat for a portrait in his Masonic regalia, and in death, was buried with Masonic honors.

Such was Washington's character, that from almost the day he took his Masonic obligations until his death, he became the same man in private that he was in public. In Masonic terms, he remained "a just and upright Mason" and became a true Master Mason. Washington was, in Masonic terms, a “living stone” who became the cornerstone of American civilization. He remains the milestone others civilizations follow into liberty and equality. He is Freemasonry's “perfect ashlar” upon which countless Master Masons gauge their labors in their own Lodges and in their own communities.


George Washington is an American hero whose fame is not wholly accounted for by the record of his life. Like Lincoln, the man was infinitely greater than anything he did. A military genius, he wrested liberty from tyranny; a statesman, he helped evolve a stable government from political chaos; a patriot, he refused a crown. Wisdom, patience, tolerance, courage, consecration to the righteous cause animated his every act. Ingratitude, injustice and treachery never embittered him, but served to strengthen his character. He grew in dignity and in capacity to the need of his growing responsibility and power, but he never became arrogant and ambition and opportunity never tempted him from the narrow path of honor.

Quick facts and trivia:

Birthday: February 22, 1732
Birthplace: Wakefield, Virginia (near Pope's Creek, Virginia)
College or University: none
Religion: Episcopalian
Occupation or Profession: Planter, Surveyor, Military
Military Rank: General
Married: (January 6, 1759) Mrs. Martha Dandridge Custis
Children:
- 2 stepchildren - John "Jackie" Parke Custis (1754 - 1781) and Martha "Patsy" Parke Custis (1756 - 1773)
- 2 stepgrandchildren - Eleanor "Nelly" Parke Custis and George Washington "Washy" Parke Custis
President number: First President of U.S.
Political Party: None (Washington opposed the idea of political parties)
Runner Up: none
Vice President: John Adams
Age at Inauguration: 57
Served: 1789-1797
Number of terms: 2
Other Offices or Commissions: President of Constitutional Convention, Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief of new United States Army
Died: December 14, 1799
Age at Death: 67
Place of Burial: Mount Vernon, Virginia
Other Interesting Facts and Trivia:
- Washington was the only president to be elected unanimously.
- Washington became known as "the father of his country."
- Washington was the only president inaugurated in 2 cities - New York and Philadelphia.
- Washington was the only president that did not live in the White House. He was involved in the planning of the Capitol.
- Washington did his own bookkeeping and recorded every penny of expense or profit. His ledgers still exist today.
- There were 13 stars on the United States flag when Washington became President in 1789.
- Five states were added to the Union during Washington's presidency - North Carolina (1789), Rhode Island (1790), Vermont (1791), Kentucky (1792), and Tennessee (1796).
- By the time Washington became president, he had only one real tooth left. He had many sets of false teeth.

I like Ike.

And why?

By 20th Century political standards, he seemed honest and above-the-fray. Plus, he and my father were friends. Hence, this autographed picture.

http://www.politicalchat.org/attachm...5&d=1292427959

In my opinion I think Abraham Lincoln was effective Because of the enviroment he came up in,It was not tainted by the rose colored specticles worn by the upper crust.He saw thae world as it was,All the ugliness it had to offer.so He knew what issues to go after and what was relavent.that is what ,Inmy opinion stops a lot of our leaders from doing a effective Job,The plain and simple fact ,they Dont know what the hell is going on in the world around them by this I mean in their own backyard.

That Is why I have a Likeing For the Infamous Ronald Reagon,He sent Me a Letter Thanking Me for My service,And being the Mush head I am It meant something to me.I know that it is a biased reason to admire someone ,but it is what it is.And I know How You feel finnbow.