Who was it?
William Henry Harrison. In office 32 days--not long enough to do any damage.
Thomas Jefferson
Being the best piece of crap is still crap. So they all sucked.
At most, 5% of the population would need to stop complying to bring down the government.
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson?
"It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But the half-wit remains a half-wit and the emperor remains an emperor." ~Dream
There was a big list of "Top 5 Presidents" a while ago, you might want to search it
Van Buren, Jackson, Jefferson did best
The difference between libertarianism and socialism is that libertarians will tolerate the existence of a socialist community, but socialists can't tolerate a libertarian community.
Ron Paul.
(wishful thinking in full effect)
Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
Al Gore..hehe
Democracy is nothing more than replacing bullets with ballots
If Pro is the opposite of Con. What is the opposite of Progress?
Snowflake:Andrew Jackson?
All the statists and Keynesians will look up and shout "Save Us!" and I'll wisper "No."
What about Grover Cleveland or Calvin Coolidge?
IrishLiberal:Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleveland for most libertarian president IMO. Watch out with Jefferson and Jackson. Make sure to separate what they said from what they did.
But they're all pretty bad.
"Constitution worship is our most extended public political ritual, frequently supervised as often by mountebanks as by the sincere"-James J Martin
WARREN G. HARDING
Knight_of_BAAWA: William Henry Harrison. In office 32 days--not long enough to do any damage.
This has always been my answer as well.
The Late Andrew Ryan: Snowflake: Andrew Jackson? Ever hear of the trail of tears? Jackson might have helped to fight off a central bank but he was responsible for genocide and threatening the U.s's entire system of checks and balances.
Snowflake: Andrew Jackson?
Which is actually less than most presidents did, sadly.
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