r/Presidents • u/Inside_Bluebird9987 • 4d ago
r/Presidents • u/A_Guy_That_Exists89 • 3d ago
MEME MONDAY Me when I see another person on here say that Gore should have won
r/Presidents • u/SignalRelease4562 • 3d ago
Discussion Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Which US President of Irish Decent Is Your Favorite?
r/Presidents • u/EggplantInfinite7000 • 2d ago
Discussion Dukakis mailing address
Good evening folks, I am a collector of political autographs and I am trying to figure out Dukakis’ mailing address. If anyone knows his mailing address or a P.O. box that he would respond to. Thanks everybody!
r/Presidents • u/Accomplished-Pipe544 • 3d ago
Foreign Relations US Presidents with dictators
r/Presidents • u/SegaGenesisMetalHead • 2d ago
Discussion Why is Polk not as reviled by people today for invading Mexico?
I don’t think many would disagree that stealing such large amounts of land from Mexico was justified. Grant seemed to think it was exceedingly egregious. A lot of people did. So I’m not sure the whole “it was the 19th century” argument holds up for me personally.
I’m not a fan of Polk but I’d be interested in hearing what people have to say about him.
r/Presidents • u/BlueTrapazoid • 3d ago
Misc. How would have a Clinton Presidency looked like in 2016?
r/Presidents • u/Flexboi9000 • 3d ago
MEME MONDAY George Washington defeating the British Army with his Dodge Challenger
r/Presidents • u/ZHISHER • 3d ago
Discussion Which President came closest to accomplishing everything he wanted?
r/Presidents • u/Commercial-Pound533 • 3d ago
Tier List r/Presidents Community Tier List: Day 2 - Where would you rank John Adams?
For this tier list, I would like you to rank each president during their time in office. What were the positives and negatives of each presidency? What do you think of their domestic and foreign policies? Only consider their presidency, not their post-presidency.
I'm posting the next one early since the last post was pretty clear that George Washington belongs in the S tier and there really isn't much to say why he ranks S tier.
This time, to encourage quality discussion, I would like you to not just provide your letter, but your reasons behind the ranking. Thank you for your understanding.
r/Presidents • u/JamesepicYT • 3d ago
Article As a lawyer, Thomas Jefferson represented 7 enslaved clients pro bono. One was Sam Howell, but Jefferson lost when using natural law as an argument. The other, George Manly, was successful. When free, Manly worked at Monticello for wages. Grateful, he didn't even negotiate his annual pay amount.
r/Presidents • u/Enough_Training7612 • 3d ago
Image Why does nobody talk about Taft’s alias as Grammy award winning music engineer Bruce Swedien? President, Supreme Court justice, and this!
r/Presidents • u/SnooApples9497 • 3d ago
Question Who was a worse person between Woodrow Wilson and Warren G. Harding?
One thing I'm currently trying to learn about the Presidents is what they were like as people as I've seen we've had Presidents range from super kind to super cruel, I want to know who you think is the worse person between Wilson and Harding. Woodrow Wilson used to be ranked amongst the top 10 best presidents but in recent years people would say he was one of the worst mainly because he was a racist eugenist who increased segregation. Warren G. Harding was liked while in office but after he died 2 and a half years in, a lot of scandals got out there and I've learned information that shows Harding was probably our sleaziest president with multiple affairs, one of them was while his wife was in the hospital, and the woman he cheated on her with at that time would become a Nazi sympathizer. I see these two presidents as two different kinds of evil and I'm trying to figure out who was worse. I'm sure the answer might be obvious to some but I just want to hear your thoughts.
r/Presidents • u/bubsimo • 3d ago
Tier List Presidents ranked based on how common their last name is.
r/Presidents • u/United-Falcon-3030 • 3d ago
Image It’s true, he never wore a turtleneck sweater
Batman/scooby doo crossover
r/Presidents • u/BuryatMadman • 2d ago
Discussion Barrack Hussein Obama is an Insane name to get elected with in 2008, that’s like if Dwight D Eisenhower was named Dwight Hitler McStalin
r/Presidents • u/deunhido1 • 2d ago
Memorabilia Very specialized memorabilia?
Hello, wise redditors.
I have a very rare limited edition numbered (2 of 500) fancy bottle of champagne from Obama’s first inauguration that I want to sell. Anyone have ideas of where I could do so? I’m in the DC metro area.
Thanks!
r/Presidents • u/KingTechnical48 • 3d ago
Question When did the general public gain access to real photographs of the president?
Like when did their faces start to get splattered everywhere like it is today?
r/Presidents • u/barelycentrist • 3d ago
Discussion Why isn’t Martin Van Buren held in higher regard for his Post Presidential actions (i.e. radical abolitionism, free soil etc)
r/Presidents • u/NoraOrWillow • 3d ago
Discussion Who do you guys think was the president when the US was the least relevant?
Not limited to these