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Neither believe in energy independence so it’s not even a theory to ponder.
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Most likely true, but I was wondering how every day Republicans, constituents if you will, would feel.
Find someone in the population, or someone elected to President?
I used to think Pres. Carter was the 'worst', at least among the 'modern' Presidents.
Then I started to think Pres. Biden was giving him a run for his money.
Now, I'm pretty sure Pres. Biden is laps ahead of Pres. Carter.
The problem isn't that we have such bad leaders.
The problem is, that we (as a general population) voted them into office.
Herbert Hoover would get my vote for most damaging, but the conditions within which he made his mistakes were already set by his predecessors, so he shouldn't take all the blame. He didn't drop the match in the powder magazine, he just prevented meaningful firefighting from taking place
Lefty Gunner arriving to school me on how FDR was the greatest
My vote goes to Woodrow Wilson. Father of modern progressivism and the inventor of the concept of Federal "agencies". And the income tax.
I wouldn't put obama in the top 5 worst.
obama is more forgettable than horrific. I'd put bill clinton in there because of NAFTA.
1.) Abraham Lincoln (He started us down the path of shredding the constitution for political agendas)
2.) Woodrow Wilson (Destruction of our monetary independence and security)
3.) FDR (The introduction of communism)
4.) Bill Clinton (the desolation of American manufacturing and economic dominance)
5.) Lyndon B Johnson (The father of identity politics)
These people irreparably devastated the country. If they were zapped out of historical existence, we'd be living in a ****ing utopia.
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Okay, Lincoln presided over a shift from an emphasis on state sovereignty to federal. But c'mon man. #1? He didn't invent shredding the constitution for political agendas. He took it to another level.
But ****. I forgot about LBJ. There were so many really bad Democrats. I think many of them might tie. I still think Teddy needs to be part of this. There wouldn't have been a Wilson if Teddy didn't run in his idiotic new party.
- Wilson
- Biden
- FDR
- Lyndon B Johnson
- Obama
I suggest reading a history book not written by the state.
Indefinite detention without trial, silencing speech with violence, gun control, vast expansion of federal power, an aggressive war to maintain power... The list goes on and on.
The guy should be next to hitler in infamy if historians were honest. But the victors of wars get to write history as they see fit. The "good guys" never lose the war.
Copy machines voted bidet into office, in the middle of the night, after the poles were closed.
I have no idea what that means.
President Trump sees what’s going on.
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Gas Prices on the Rise Again But This Time the Strategic Oil Reserves Are Empty | The Gateway Pundit | by Joe Hoft
Gas prices are again on the rise under the Biden gang but this time they can’t use strategic oil reserves replenished by President Trump to keep the prices down. Gas prices are again on the rise.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Wait!
You mean you can't JUST KEEP emptying them?
I thought it was bottomless.
You mean you can't JUST KEEP emptying them?
I thought it was bottomless.
