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Favorite US president, least favorite, and why?, Also, favorite ice-cream flavors.
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Favorite president would probably be George Washington. He was one of the very few presidents who actually seemed uninfluenced by lust for presidential power, and he set very good precedents for subsequent holders of the office. Least favorite... I don't know if Obama (Mr. "Freedom of Choice" Act) counts, since he's in office right now and just started, and hasn't done much of anything yet, so I should probably say Clinton, since he was the one who committed perjury over his disgraceful "activities," vetoed a ban on partial-birth abortion, and did various appalling things described in detail in this book (and yes, I do have the book; it's a good read). I agree with M. Bison about FDR, though; he was a TERRIBLE president. This was not only because of what M. Bison already spoke of, but also because of FDR's ordering of bombings INTENDED to kill German and Japanese civilians (women and children included) during WWII. And let's not forget his overt palling around with Stalin, and his pro-Soviet leanings. I also see that Lincoln is commonly thought of as a great president, but I don't agree with this either. Lincoln was too power-hungry and too contemptuous of the Constitution's limitations of power. Just look at his history of suppression of freedom of speech and of the press. Even though the South was very much in the wrong about slavery, and there is no question that slavery should have been stopped somehow or other, the South had a right to secede from the Union according to the rules America was founded upon. Lincoln wasn't even anti-racist; he held racist views himself, and the real reason he was behind the war was that he wanted to keep the Union (and his power) intact. http://www.lewrockwell.com/dilorenzo/dilorenzo99.htmlFor ice cream... pistachio.
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