Which President are You
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
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13 comments:
Matt P
83% Ronald Reagan, 74% FDR, the first time I took it, Kennedy came in third second time, IKE did, the first two stayed the same both times. I guess I do like to inspire people.
Heh, we're different. Johnson & T Roosevelt on 69%, Eisenhower 67%, Wilson 62%, Reagan 57%, Jefferson 55%, Lincoln 52%, FDR 50%, Washington 48%, JFK 36%, Truman 12%.
I have no idea what that means...
I can't believe I am so high on FDR, JFK and Wilson. I am definitely not a fan of Wilson nor Wilsonianism.! At least FDR and JFK are in the lower half.
Well, I'm Dwight Eisenhower, 67% - then Jefferson and Lincoln, 62% each, then Washington and Teddy Roosevelt. Funny.
Apparently, I'm like Ike...
I'll post all the %ages on my site.
I suppose I should ask you to help me analyze the results...
What about the sucky presidents?
Matt P
Yeah, what if your score was like 90% Jimmy Carter, 80% William Harrison, and 70% Andrew Johnson.
I would ask for prayer -- especially if it was ole' James Earl.
Hey, it could have been 100% GWB! (lol..)
I scored 64% John F Kennedy and 59%George Washington. What gives with that? I specifically remember answering "strongly disagree" to You come from a wealthy family.
I've always admired George Washington. He was a devout Anglican and a man of prayer who read the Book of Common Prayer every day.
I am also a Washington fan. He could have easily gone the way of Napoleon immediately after the revolution. There were many who would have happily crowned him emperor/dictator. But it was Washington's own convictions and character that kept that from happening.
I deeply believe in proper constitutional order as a central safeguard to liberty, however, the personal character of leaders is an important aspect as well.
Washington was amazing! When the army wasn't paid and there was talk of a military takeover, Washington refused to go along, admitting to the officers in the room that he was almost blind in the service of his country.
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