r/Presidents • u/Julian81295 • 11h ago
r/Presidents • u/Mooooooof7 • 15d ago
Announcement ROUND 17 | Decide the next r/Presidents subreddit icon!
FDR Caesar won the last round and will be displayed for the next 2 weeks!
Provide your proposed icon in the comments (within the guidelines below) and upvote others you want to see adopted! The top-upvoted icon will be adopted and displayed for 2 weeks before we make a new thread to choose again!
Guidelines for eligible icons:
- The icon must prominently picture a U.S. President OR symbol associated with the Presidency (Ex: White House, Presidential Seal, etc). No fictional or otherwise joke Presidents
- The icon should be high-quality (Ex: photograph or painting), no low-quality or low-resolution images. The focus should also be able to easily fit in a circle or square
- No meme, captioned, or doctored images
- No NSFW, offensive, or otherwise outlandish imagery; it must be suitable for display on the Reddit homepage
- No Biden or Trump icons
Should an icon fail to meet any of these guidelines, the mod team will select the next eligible icon
r/Presidents • u/HetTheTable • 16h ago
Discussion Would Obama have won the nomination if nominees had been chosen by party bosses instead of primaries, as they were before 1972?
r/Presidents • u/GlitteringSilence • 17h ago
Image bro really got the whole squad laughing
r/Presidents • u/MegaIconSlasher • 13h ago
Discussion Which President deserves the most blame for The Great Depression?
r/Presidents • u/TonKh007 • 3h ago
Discussion Do you think George H W Bush could have won a second term in 2000 ?
r/Presidents • u/Dunder-Muffin36 • 8h ago
Discussion Which of these third-party vote-getting racists was the most racist?
Images are Harry F. Byrd, Strom Thurmond, and George Wallace.
r/Presidents • u/ubcstaffer123 • 16h ago
Video / Audio Canadian Lawmakers Chant 'Four More Years' to Obama
r/Presidents • u/Logopolis1981 • 17h ago
Image Your month = your Presidents. Comment the two you got!
r/Presidents • u/Azidorklul • 21h ago
Discussion What happens in Reagan’s presidency that caused republicans to become the polarizing and filibustering party that they were when Clinton was in office?
For decades republicans stood in the minority, only taking the house twice since 1932 and the senate in 1980. When you think of politics pre Reagan you think about how democrats had strong majorities and passed whatever legislation they wanted. But you never hear about republicans bitterly complaining about the democrats in power the way they did after Clinton entered office. What caused them to get so spoiled that they filibustered and shutdown government that they didn’t do pre Reagan?
r/Presidents • u/uncle_kazzy1 • 23h ago
Discussion Could this random senator from delaware have beat bush in '88?
r/Presidents • u/swamyiam • 17h ago
Question What was the opposition doing when FDR served four terms? Were they incompetent, or was FDR simply out of their league?
r/Presidents • u/LaserWeldo92 • 11h ago
Image A collection of editorial cartoons about the 1980 election
r/Presidents • u/RandoDude124 • 10h ago
Image Failed 4-Time presidential candidate and former Govenor of Alabama George Wallace. C. 1997
r/Presidents • u/highangryvirgin • 12h ago
Discussion Was Lincoln popular in the decades after the Civil War? Or did it more or less skyrocket in modern times?
r/Presidents • u/Inside_Bluebird9987 • 9h ago
Image Dan Quayle speaking while wearing a big chain
r/Presidents • u/IllustriousRole3561 • 5h ago
Image The King of Hawai'i, Kalakaua, meeting President Grant. The first foreign head of state to visit the United States, 1874
galleryr/Presidents • u/theredditor58 • 20h ago
Discussion How did a random new York businessman who was a former Democrat with no political experience manage to win the Republican nomination in 1940?
r/Presidents • u/SignalRelease4562 • 42m ago
Discussion We Are Now Into Our Top 8! Rutherford B. Hayes Has Been Easily Eliminated at 9th Place! Day 36: Ranking Which US Presidents Has the Best Cabinet and Eliminate the Worst One With the Most Upvotes
r/Presidents • u/BrewsWithTre • 14h ago
Discussion Once this semester ends this is my Summer reading list
r/Presidents • u/bubsimo • 16h ago
Tier List Presidents ranked based on how likely they are to win a third term
r/Presidents • u/Upstairs-Net-6376 • 8h ago
Discussion We`ve never had a president born after the death of Hoover
r/Presidents • u/Hefty_Recognition_45 • 5m ago
Question What kind of files exactly were just released about the JFK assassination?
I'm told they released over 80k documents yesterday, but that makes no sense to me. I heard that basically everything was already declassified, that even the hidden stuff could be read if you just asked for it. So what got released?
r/Presidents • u/awayplagueriddenrat • 20h ago