The best thing each president has ever done, day 38, George h. w. bush, what is the best thing bush senior ever did?5d ⋅ Turbo950 ⋅ r/Presidents
Always find it interesting there was such a big cultural change and revolution in the late 60’s in America yet Nixon still got elected twice.8mo ⋅ TXNOGG ⋅ r/Presidents
I'm graduating High School tomorrow. What presidential quote should I use after I grab my diploma?10mo ⋅ Prestigious-Bug-3586 ⋅ r/Presidents
Day 27: Ranking US presidents. Calvin Coolidge has been eliminated. Comment which president should be eliminated next. The comment with the most upvotes will decide who goes next. 1mo ⋅ Forsaken_Wedding_604 ⋅ r/Presidents
Out of all the Senators currently in the Senate, who do you think could be a good President?11mo ⋅ GrandManSam ⋅ r/Presidents
Carter, Bush Sr's body, Clinton, Bush Jr, Obama, Trump, and Biden (before presidency) all in one room (2018)6mo ⋅ DeathSquad115 ⋅ r/Presidents
If you had one US President that represents your overall political views who would he be, and why?1mo ⋅ Accurate-Pie-5998 ⋅ r/Presidents
How was Taft’s administration when he was Governor of the Philippines?1wk ⋅ ExtraElevator7042 ⋅ r/Presidents
What is the funniest nickname given to a president? (Positive of negative)1mo ⋅ jon_hawk ⋅ r/Presidents
What would a short Mike Pence Presidency be like, if Trump resigned after January 6?11mo ⋅ jgeorge20 ⋅ r/Presidents
What are some elections in which you hated both candidates?10mo ⋅ Double_Blackberry843 ⋅ r/Presidents
Which candidates of the 1988 Democratic primary do you think would have outperformed Dukakis? Who do you think had the best chance at winning?6mo ⋅ MaybeDrBright ⋅ r/Presidents
Tried making the worst possible presidential cabinet out of ex-presidents, what do you think?4mo ⋅ Polo171 ⋅ r/Presidents
If you could resurrect a historical president to be POTUS again who would it be and why?1mo ⋅ Accurate-Pie-5998 ⋅ r/Presidents
As a US Representative, Donald Rumsfeld was a staunch supporter of Civil Rights, casting votes in favor of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights Act of 1968, and the Voting Rights Act of 19657mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
I am Not A Crook, No New Taxes What other Presidential quotes will live in Infamy?7mo ⋅ AstroBoy2043 ⋅ r/Presidents
Awkward Presidential Moments: Nixon bumps into Fidel Castro on Capitol Hill during the Red Scare5mo ⋅ rimjob-connoisseur ⋅ r/Presidents
In terms of their ideology in office, who was further right between these two?6mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
There’s a lot of respect for McCain in this sub and it had me curious. How do you all think a John McCain administration from 2009 onward would have gone?9mo ⋅ zhaosingse ⋅ r/Presidents
Hillary Clinton from her HS yearbook. Clinton was raised in a conservative household and was a Republican Goldwater Girl for the 1964 election. She was elected President of the Young Republicans Club at Wellesley College, where she also interned for then-U.S. Rep. Gerald Ford in her junior year11mo ⋅ Mooooooof7 ⋅ r/Presidents
Excluding modern presidents (W. Bush on onwards), which one has the most annoying fans?9mo ⋅ 450LBbenchpress ⋅ r/Presidents
Is is true LBJ was severely depressed and tried to take his life?1mo ⋅ Honest_Picture_6960 ⋅ r/Presidents
Three different photographers capturing the same moment of a lightning strike just as President Donald Trump descended the stairs of Air Force One in Maryland (August 28, 2020)10mo ⋅ LaurenceLaurentz ⋅ r/Presidents
Arnold Schwarzenegger on how Nixon convinced him to become a Republican 🐘🇺🇲🦅5mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier- Hyannis Port, Cape Cod, in 1953.1mo ⋅ sbgroup65 ⋅ r/Presidents
Why did most women vote for William Harding in the 1920 election?8mo ⋅ PhysicalScholar4238 ⋅ r/Presidents
In c-span ranking of president below is the top 10. Who doesn’t deserve to be in the top 10 and who would you replace them with? Or is it perfect?7mo ⋅ titans1fan93 ⋅ r/Presidents
What is the first photograph do you think the most iconic image of a President?10mo ⋅ LaurenceLaurentz ⋅ r/Presidents
Tier Ranking of Presidents based on Historian Rankings (Aggregate)5mo ⋅ JohnnyGeniusIsAlive ⋅ r/Presidents
Day 37: Ranking US presidents. Thomas Jefferson has been eliminated. Comment which president should be eliminated next. The comment with the most upvotes will decide who goes next.1mo ⋅ Forsaken_Wedding_604 ⋅ r/Presidents
If not for Watergate, do you think the Republican Party would have went towards Nixon's more Liberal-direction rather then the Christian-Nationalism of Reagan?1mo ⋅ TheAngryLiberal123 ⋅ r/Presidents
What if William Tecumseh Sherman became President instead of Ulysses S. Grant?1mo ⋅ GrandManSam ⋅ r/Presidents
If you had to have someone from the entertainment industry become president, who would it be? (Note: it can't be Ronald Reagan)10mo ⋅ DonutDaniel5 ⋅ r/Presidents
Who do you think will be the first woman nominated for president by the Republican Party, and/or do you think it will happen during our lifetime?8mo ⋅ InvaderWeezle ⋅ r/Presidents
If you could go back in time and give one advice to a president, what would it be?3wk ⋅ sketdan01 ⋅ r/Presidents
If you could say one thing to a living president, what would you say?8mo ⋅ External-Arm616 ⋅ r/Presidents
Richard Nixon’s letter of resignation as POTUS (August 9, 1974)10mo ⋅ Th3_American_Patriot ⋅ r/Presidents
I have a calendar that gives me historical facts everyday. Today was about Truman and Stalin.9mo ⋅ Yinzerman1992 ⋅ r/Presidents
In this photo of Eisenhower, why is the flag not hanging freely or positioned better? It's against protocol (flag code) to let it touch the ground. Looks pretty odd by modern standards. Just curious if anyone has any thoughts on the norms back then.10mo ⋅ Jscott1986 ⋅ r/Presidents
If Obama could go back to 2009, now that he’s further left and knows he’d be stonewalled after losing the house, what would he have done differently?2mo ⋅ SupremeAiBot ⋅ r/Presidents
What is your favorite example of a notably bad presidential election prediction by a pundit?9mo ⋅ Meetybeefy ⋅ r/Presidents
Who Is The Best President Of The Political Party Opposite From You10mo ⋅ True_Acanthisitta886 ⋅ r/Presidents
Do President's talk to their wives about classified information? Are the wives of President's held to any standard of secrecy and confidentiality?5mo ⋅ --JackDontCare-- ⋅ r/Presidents
What’s a presidency you would’ve loved to have lived through? Not really a Reagan fan but the 80’s seem like they were a really fun time in America.8mo ⋅ TXNOGG ⋅ r/Presidents
Would you say Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld were Neoconservatives?2mo ⋅ GoldenMaster7 ⋅ r/Presidents
What if Biden won nomination in 2008 and chose Obama as his running mate ?7mo ⋅ Free_Ad3997 ⋅ r/Presidents
Day 9: Ranking US presidents. Herbert Hoover has been eliminated. Comment whoe should be eliminated next. The president with the most upvotes will be the next to go.2mo ⋅ Forsaken_Wedding_604 ⋅ r/Presidents
If Joe Biden is re-elected as President in 2024, and serves for the entirety of his second term, he’ll be the first former Vice President to do so since Thomas Jefferson9mo ⋅ KingWillly ⋅ r/Presidents
If John F. Kennedy (born 1917) became president at the same age(78) as Joe Biden (born 1942), it would be 1996.8mo ⋅ Highscore611 ⋅ r/Presidents
Mr. Beat attempted to take the Political Compass test as every US President. How far off is it and what are the most outrageous results?11mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
In the 2020 election, George W. Bush revealed he was unsatisfied with both Trump and Biden, and wrote down Condoleezza Rice for President instead.11mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
Day 32: Ranking US presidents. James K. Polk has been eliminated. Comment which president should be eliminated next. The comment with the most upvotes will decide who goes next. 1mo ⋅ Forsaken_Wedding_604 ⋅ r/Presidents
Why don’t the Kennedys get hate for wiretapping MLK Jr? I thought they were super soldiers for the civil rights movement?6mo ⋅ 450LBbenchpress ⋅ r/Presidents
Who’s a candidate who never became president yet could’ve been a really great one if they did?2wk ⋅ DatOneMinuteman1776 ⋅ r/Presidents
Hair Like Mine is one of the most simple but yet beautiful and powerful pictures I've ever seen1mo ⋅ Jamarcus316 ⋅ r/Presidents
How do you feel about Eisenhower signing the law to put “In God We Trust” on all US currency, and “Under God” in the pledge of allegiance?11mo ⋅ EIlenRipley ⋅ r/Presidents
Other than Lincoln, who do you think had the most stressful presidency?8mo ⋅ MatthewTScott ⋅ r/Presidents
In 1980, network television stopped showing the films of Ronald Reagan (right) in accordance with the Fairness Doctrine. While in office, Reagan oversaw the dismantling of the rule.1wk ⋅ ChesterNorris ⋅ r/Presidents
Since they are appointed by presidents, who is your favorite Supreme Court Justice?10mo ⋅ PlentyJolly9417 ⋅ r/Presidents
Which president who isn't on a dollar bill do you think should be on one?6mo ⋅ CoolBen07 ⋅ r/Presidents
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (32nd, 1933-1945) on the right with his cousin, Theodore Roosevelt (26th, 1901-1909), on April 19, 1915.1mo ⋅ Lepke2011 ⋅ r/Presidents
Which president is most known for his career outside his presidency 1wk ⋅ Bitter-Penalty9653 ⋅ r/Presidents
What do you think is the bleakest decade in American history in terms of quality leadership? I'd have to go with the 1850s.6mo ⋅ HWIsBetterThanReagan ⋅ r/Presidents
If you could swap one President with their Vice President and vice versa which two would you pick?10mo ⋅ JeanieGold139 ⋅ r/Presidents
Are there any beloved presidents you think were actually terrible or vise versa? And why?9mo ⋅ Leafyleaf14 ⋅ r/Presidents
Dick cheney served as president from 7:16 am-9:21 am during President Bush’s colonoscopy, during that time what could he have done to make the top 10 list of presidents?2wk ⋅ foundboss ⋅ r/Presidents
What never visited before country do you think a sitting president should visit?2mo ⋅ The-LeftWingedNeoCon ⋅ r/Presidents
Did you know that the first presidential candidate in US History to be assassinated was Joseph Smith?9mo ⋅ milobeagle ⋅ r/Presidents
How much do you think each of them benefitted from their family name while campaigning?9mo ⋅ Polo171 ⋅ r/Presidents
How did Humphrey get the 1968 Dem nomination if he didn’t even come close to winning?5mo ⋅ spacecowboy2099 ⋅ r/Presidents
President Gerald Ford's golden retriever, Liberty, was, objectively speaking, the best presidential dog ever. And it wasn't even close. I'm prepared to be disagreeable with anyone who thinks otherwise.8mo ⋅ Maximum_Ad_37889 ⋅ r/Presidents
Carter Breaks Records Everyday he stays Alive. (Article from USA Today)10mo ⋅ Caleb_the_Opossum_1 ⋅ r/Presidents
Given the size of the Roosevelt clans to which Teddy and Franklin belonged, I'm perplexed by the Roosevelts’ disappearance in the political and public spotlight after FDR. What happened to the Roosevelt dynasty and their wealth?3mo ⋅ DiamondsAreForever2 ⋅ r/Presidents
When will the US elect its first atheist/agnostic president?10mo ⋅ unenlightenedgoblin ⋅ r/Presidents
