NOt counting Clinton, who has been the worst president in our countries history. Most polls have three specific ones can you figure them out?

Carter & LBJ

Milosevic? - Oh, our country - sorry.

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Warren Harding and Millard Fillmore.

Mark-
trying to recall History class.

Gore

Kinda scarying knowing this going into the election. BTW, Pam why are you voting for Gore? B/c you're a teacher? My sis is student teaching now and hubby is on the police force. They are thinking about voting for Gore. They both come from very strong Repub familys. Go figure??

She has this strange feeling that Gore will look out for her family better?

Johnson gets my vote. What a scumbag. While Carter wasn't a very good president, I believe he was the last truly honest man to hold the job.

Certainly hope Gore isn't the next really bad president...

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Frazod

Have I ever mentioned that I hate Denver?

Warren Harding, hands down. And he did what Wild Bill did with Monica with what I believe was a maid in the closet. Died in office, and some people think his wife poisoned him.

U.S. Grant was close second. Great general. Surrounded himself with crooks.

Jimmy Carter can't be far behind those two, unless you count when Woodrow Wilson had the stroke and his wife was silently running the country.

Better her than Hillary, I suppose.

Don't forget Andrew Johnson. Gerald Ford had to have been the most comical.

William Henry Harrison - Most self centered. Gave an inagural speech so long, he caught pneumonia and died after in office only a few months

Ulysses S. Grant - His administration was the most corrupt by far. Although he was never involved in the shenanigans, he was responsible for the actions of his employees.

Most Corrupt: Grant (and now Clinton)
Most InActive: Polk and Hoover
Most Inept: Carter and Wilson
Most Active: Franklin Roosevelt
Most UnTruthful: Lyndon Johnson
Most Momentous: Lincoln / F. Roosevelt<BR>

Jimmy Carter may not have been the best leader we've ever had as president, however, he was the most honest (yes even more honest than Washington and Lincoln).

Jimmy's heart was always in the right place. I did not vote for him, I probably wouldn't vote for him if he ran now.

Look at his activities since he left office, admirable, very admirable.

I do admire him and what he stands for, as should you all.

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It's sad how partisan most of these answers are. I'm glad I don't have to go through life wearing glasses that color everything like that.

I'm not sure I agree, EJJ. When I learned US History, party affiliations weren't even mentioned. Of course I know what Carter is but I haven't the slightest what LBJ was.

I think most of us couldn't name party affilications prior to JFK.

I can't believe that nobody has said Nixon.

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It looks I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue!

Hoover, Nixon, LBJ.

In that order.

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