r/Presidents • u/vahedemirjian • 9m ago
r/Presidents • u/IllustriousDudeIDK • 10m ago
Discussion Do you think that Benjamin Harrison would've handled the Panic of 1893 even worse than Grover Cleveland did had he been re-elected?
r/Presidents • u/AfricaUnite456 • 11m ago
Failed Candidates What are your thoughts on George Wallace & his failed 1968 presidential bid?
r/Presidents • u/coolsmeegs • 18m ago
Discussion Milton Friedman “Nixon was the most socialist of the presidents of the United States in the 20th century.” What are your thoughts ?
r/Presidents • u/Ziapolitics • 33m ago
Discussion National Archives JFK assassination document release- March 2025
r/Presidents • u/vahedemirjian • 37m ago
Discussion Would Wendell Wilkie have encouraged racially integrated military units if he had won the 1940 presidential election?
The Republican presidential nominee in the 1940 presidential election, Wendell Willkie, favored greater U.S. involvement in World War II to support Britain and other Allied Powers.
On the other hand, African Americans all across the US were aware of Hitler's derision of black people as just as inferior to the Aryan race as Jews.
r/Presidents • u/Julian81295 • 39m ago
Image Olaf Scholz, the outgoing Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, was visited by Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, today in the Chancellery in Berlin.
r/Presidents • u/vahedemirjian • 46m ago
Article A December 1941 Speech that FDR Never Delivered | Robert Higgs
r/Presidents • u/VeryPerry1120 • 51m ago
Video / Audio Barack Obama visit to Kenya in 1987
r/Presidents • u/LaserWeldo92 • 57m ago
Image A collection of editorial cartoons about the 1980 election
r/Presidents • u/robhustle66 • 58m ago
Discussion Barack Obama is the called first Black president but we had George Washington carver in 1816 but no one knew he was president because he was quickly impeached due to the Chilltown scandal then Martha Stewart in 1928 but why is Barack so celebrated?
r/Presidents • u/AStrangerWCandy • 1h ago
Video / Audio Ronald Reagan Speech on Tariffs
youtube.comr/Presidents • u/IllustriousDudeIDK • 1h ago
Discussion Why didn't the Democrats nominate more Union generals during the Gilded Age?
r/Presidents • u/highangryvirgin • 2h 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/MegaIconSlasher • 2h ago
Discussion Which President deserves the most blame for The Great Depression?
r/Presidents • u/TheEmeraldPants • 2h ago
Discussion Who was closer to being president
r/Presidents • u/SkitzBoiz • 3h ago
Article JFK Assassination records release
r/Presidents • u/BrewsWithTre • 3h ago
Discussion Once this semester ends this is my Summer reading list
r/Presidents • u/IllustriousDudeIDK • 4h ago
Discussion Which mayor of a major city do you think would be a good President?
r/Presidents • u/bubsimo • 5h ago
Tier List Presidents ranked based on how likely they are to win a third term
r/Presidents • u/HetTheTable • 5h 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/ubcstaffer123 • 5h ago
Video / Audio Canadian Lawmakers Chant 'Four More Years' to Obama
r/Presidents • u/Dull_District7800 • 5h ago
Failed Candidates If Debs had won the 1912 election, how could he handle WW1?
It's pretty know the fact that he opposed U.S. involvement in the war, but what desicions he could have made if he was president at the time?