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Offline dutch508

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Who was the last decent Republican president?
« on: February 05, 2018, 09:18:07 PM »
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Who was the last decent Republican president?

I was born during the Reagan era, which means that the Republican Party I have known is the greedy, racist and warmongering political organization that has brought us Donald Trump. But, at what point did they became such an evil force in American politics? Who was the last Republican president that could be described as a decent human being with good intentions, even in disagreement with his policies?

The Correct DU Answer is: There were no 'good' Republican Presidents.

Even Lincoln was racist.

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quartz007 (291 posts)

26. Abe Lincoln!!

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Star Member Hoyt (32,513 posts)

30. Way too racist.

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chuckstevens (701 posts)

34. Ike, but he could easily have been a Democrat

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51. Im going with none of the above 😬

List of Republican Presidents
Number   President   From   To
16   Abraham Lincoln   Mar 4, 1861   Apr 15, 1865
18   Ulysses S. Grant   Mar 4, 1869   Mar 4, 1877
19   Rutherford B. Hayes   Mar 4, 1877   Mar 4, 1881
20   James Garfield   Mar 4, 1881   Sep 19, 1881
21   Chester A. Arthur   Sep 19, 1881   Mar 4, 1885
23   Benjamin Harrison   Mar 4, 1889   Mar 4, 1893
25   William McKinley   Mar 4, 1897   Sep 14, 1901
26   Theodore Roosevelt   Sep 14, 1901   Mar 4, 1909
27   William H. Taft   Mar 4, 1909   Mar 4, 1913
29   Warren G. Harding   Mar 4, 1921   Aug 2, 1923
30   Calvin Coolidge   Aug 2, 1923   Mar 4, 1929
31   Herbert C. Hoover   Mar 4, 1929   Mar 4, 1933
34   Dwight D. Eisenhower   Jan 20, 1953   Jan 20, 1961
37   Richard M. Nixon   Jan 20, 1969   Aug 9, 1974
38   Gerald R. Ford   Aug 9, 1974   Jan 20, 1977
40   Ronald W. Reagan   Jan 20, 1981   Jan 20, 1989
41   George H. W. Bush   Jan 20, 1989   Jan 20, 1993
43   George W. Bush   Jan 20, 2001   Jan 20, 2009
45   Donald J. Trump   Jan 20, 2017   

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56. Ike had some serious faults too.

I'm reading at the moment a book by the cartoonist Herbert Block, written about 1958.

Ike had some real problems, not the least of which was his goon, John Foster Dulles.

Ike would also ignore problems until they became a crisis.

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132. Benjamin Harrison from 1889-1893.

I could've said Ike as well, but I dare to be crazy and irrelevant today.

I prefer Republicans whose terms ended before the 20th century. Their infections tend to run their course after 100 or so years for the most part.

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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2018, 09:36:36 PM »
Any before and after your democrat welfare and illegal filth.
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2018, 07:35:01 AM »
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quartz007 (291 posts)

26. Abe Lincoln!!

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30. Way too racist.

Two words: Thomas Jefferson

Two more words: Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson's AG, and SecTreas: Roger B. Taney

And the President who screened "Birth of a Nation" in the White House and whose MalAdministration purged blacks out of Federal employment: Woodrow Wilson
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2018, 03:34:09 PM »
Translation: Who was the last Republican President that gave us anything we wanted unopposed?
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #4 on: February 06, 2018, 05:05:45 PM »
Who was the last good (d) president?

I have to go with Truman.
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #5 on: February 07, 2018, 01:56:17 PM »
Quote from: dutch508 on February 05, 2018, 09:18:07 PM
The Correct DU Answer is: There were no 'good' Republican Presidents.

Even Lincoln was racist.

 :whatever:

 :rotf:

 :lmao:

List of Republican Presidents
Number   President   From   To
16   Abraham Lincoln   Mar 4, 1861   Apr 15, 1865
18   Ulysses S. Grant   Mar 4, 1869   Mar 4, 1877
19   Rutherford B. Hayes   Mar 4, 1877   Mar 4, 1881
20   James Garfield   Mar 4, 1881   Sep 19, 1881
21   Chester A. Arthur   Sep 19, 1881   Mar 4, 1885
23   Benjamin Harrison   Mar 4, 1889   Mar 4, 1893
25   William McKinley   Mar 4, 1897   Sep 14, 1901
26   Theodore Roosevelt   Sep 14, 1901   Mar 4, 1909
27   William H. Taft   Mar 4, 1909   Mar 4, 1913
29   Warren G. Harding   Mar 4, 1921   Aug 2, 1923
30   Calvin Coolidge   Aug 2, 1923   Mar 4, 1929
31   Herbert C. Hoover   Mar 4, 1929   Mar 4, 1933
34   Dwight D. Eisenhower   Jan 20, 1953   Jan 20, 1961
37   Richard M. Nixon   Jan 20, 1969   Aug 9, 1974
38   Gerald R. Ford   Aug 9, 1974   Jan 20, 1977
40   Ronald W. Reagan   Jan 20, 1981   Jan 20, 1989
41   George H. W. Bush   Jan 20, 1989   Jan 20, 1993
43   George W. Bush   Jan 20, 2001   Jan 20, 2009
45   Donald J. Trump   Jan 20, 2017   

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  I think it's almost save to fill in Jan 20, 2025 for Trump the way these clowns are going.
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #6 on: February 07, 2018, 04:23:33 PM »
Quote from: YupItsMe on February 07, 2018, 01:56:17 PM

  I think it's almost save to fill in Jan 20, 2025 for Trump the way these clowns are going.

You forgot to factor in subsequent R's.
Pence for 8
Sarah Sanders for 8
Up and comers until Barron is olď enough.
 
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Re: Who was the last decent Republican president?
« Reply #7 on: February 08, 2018, 03:53:23 AM »
Quote from: SVPete on February 06, 2018, 07:35:01 AM

And the President who screened "Birth of a Nation" in the White House and whose MalAdministration purged blacks out of Federal employment: Woodrow Wilson
Yep, he gets my vote for the worst president in our history.
I'd also add that the White House screening of 'Birth of a Nation' and especially his glowing endorsement of it (I believe his exact words were "It was like writing history with lightning. My only regret is it was so terribly true.") are very widely believed to have been one of the major factors that brought about the start of the second age of the KKK.
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