Which president received an emmy?  It is not Reagan.?
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BILL CLINTON!! ... that was a hard one!! Thanks for the education.
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Ronald Reagan, hands down. He brought back the love for America to all generations. He was a moral and compassionate man, yet a stern and strong leader. He was "The Great Communicator." Reagan was known for his ability to express ideas and emotions in an almost personal manner, even when making a formal address\n\nDuring the Reagan presidency, the inflation rate dropped from 13.6% in 1980 (President Carter's final year in office) to 4.1% by 1988, the economy added 16,753,000 jobs and the unemployment rate fell from 7.5% to 5.3% (although it increased at one point peaking near 10%). In addition, the poverty rate fell from 14% to 12.8%.\n\nReagan made the abolition of communism and the implementation of supply-side economics the primary focuses of his presidency, but he also took a strong stand against abortion. He published the book Abortion and the Conscience of a Nation, which decried what Reagan saw as disrespect for life, promoted by the practice of abortion. Many conservative activists refer to Reagan as the most pro-life president in history.\n\nMy Favorite President.\nA Reagan Republican\n\nClinton: demoralized America, and opened the door to Liberalism.  Clinton taxed the small business and working class to death while handing tax supported perks out to the largest muliti National corporations, the media loves this and the working class had no voice in the matter.\nClinton was very wise at dividing us all into groups and pitting each group against each other.\n\nCLINTON ADMINISTRATION RECORDS SET\n- The only president ever impeached on grounds of personal malfeasance\n- Most number of convictions and guilty pleas by friends and associates\n- Most number of cabinet officials to come under criminal investigation\n- Most number of witnesses to flee country or refuse to testify\n- Most number of witnesses to die suddenly\n- First president sued for sexual harassment.\n- First president accused of rape.\n- First first lady to come under criminal investigation\n- Largest criminal plea agreement in an illegal campaign contribution case\n- First president to establish a legal defense fund.\n- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions\n- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions from abroad\n\n\nThank God, President Bush has put morality back into the presidency.
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Which office?  If you mean President of the U.S., that would be Franklin D. Roosevelt.  Yeah, ya might say he was pretty successful, winning a war and all.
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In my lifetime, Reagan hands down. Ever I'd include Lincoln & Wasgington. All 3 took over during very difficult periods & prevailed over huge obstacles & long odds.
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Okay, Dave, now I see, you're trying to still my answer! But it's okay, because Ronald Reagan was 'great president and man'. And there'll never be another like him. \n\n\n P.S.   Make sure to view your comments, Dave.
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Teddy Roosevelt was the First US president to winthe Nobel prize.  He won it for negotiating the peace between Japan and Russia.\n\nHe was a gallant soldier leading a cavalry charge up San Juan hill and lets see, oh yeah, the  teddy bear was named after him when it became known that he refused to kill a baby bear during a hunting trip.
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President Richard Milhous Nixon\n(It really is Milhous without an 'e')
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I think President Bush is a great president.  He is almost as good as Ronald Reagan.  I absolutely love Georgie Bush!
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I still watch reruns now and then... whatta GREAT show.  \n\nFavorite character was one that was only supposed to show up now and then... President Bartlet.  Why?  I think they really "fleshed" out the character and showed how an "ordinary" person had to deal with being 1] "The most powerful man in the world" 2] The American President - dealing with party bickering, polls, the media, etc. 3] a father 4] shot.... etc. etc. etc.\n\nTruly the character was developed by the ensembled cast around him, and to that Adam Sorkin, et.al., deserve great kudos for gathering such great actors.  The show was witty, provacative, insightful, and full of current events [as well as some future ones - which is kinda scary!], and dealt with them well.  Plus, it gave Americans a good view of "inside the hill" - at least to some extent - and how their government worked, or didn't.\n\nWe'll end up with all of the DVD's I'm sure...   :D
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get the movie farneheit 9/11. if you havent heard of it, its a documentary by michael moore about how godd.amn retarded our president is SHOWING facts about why he is the worst president in history and why he should be impeached and imprisoned.
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George W Bush was never an ex-actor!  All he was was a failed businessman who had to be bailed out by his Daddy's oil friends, and then was given the Texas Rangers baseball team to run, which he sold at a profit following a mega-TV deal baseball had negotiated.\n\nThe problem with the American electoral system is that because so much of it is conducted on TV you have to be a good actor to impress people.\n\nStill the best example of this is the first ever TV Presidential debate in 1960; John Kennedy was young and attractive, and Richard Nixon would never have been called good-looking by anyone other than his wife.  In addition at the time of the debate he had flu and refused to wear make-up - consequently he looked like death compared to Kennedy's youthful charm.  Those ordinary members of the public watching the debate on TV voted Kennedy the winner of the debate, whilst those listening on radio voted Nixon the winner.  The resulting election was one of the closest on record, so appearances count.
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Often credited with being the first  "modern president". Rough Riders. Panama Canal. Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the end of the war between Russia and Japan. One of America's greatest presidents.
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Definately Ronald Reagan.  He handled the Middle East situation quite well when it came up during the time he held office.\n\nTo whomever suggested Clinton:  why do you think he has any answers now?  He managed to studiously overlook the matter for his entire 8 year in office. Though I do understand he made out well with his understaff.  *WG*
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Anyone who answers Reagan is a dumbass.\n\nLincoln is the best president ever because he brought us through the toughest time in American history, the Civil War.\n\nClinton was a good president, but certainly not among the best.
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Bush is no conservative in the way Barry Goldwater or Eisenhower were. I did not think much of Reagan but even he was better, hell for that matter Nixon was better and never did I think I would be saying this.
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Reagan by far.  Why?  He changed the global landscape during his term and brought us way back from the brink of "the Cold War", a very dangerous time in our history.\n\nYes, other presidents endured WWWI & WWII, Vietnam, and the Korean Wars, but the Cold War could have ended in oblivion for most of the human race.\n\nA great man and will always be remembered for what he did.\n\nBiggest disappointment?  Clinton, hands down.  He was the ONLY president to be impeached (aside from Nixon) and heaped shame upon the dignified office of the pres.  He could have ended his terms as one of the greats, and at the end, showed his true colors and gave all that away for a one night stand....a country bumpkin from Arkansas with a drunk for a brother and a dynsfunctional family.  Shame.
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The legendary Ronald Reagan either (1) didn't know about it, or (2) allowed it, or (3) actively ran an illegal war that had been specifically prohibited by Congress out of the basement of the White House.  Then, he gave a medal to the man who ran the war and called him a "national hero."  I'd say that affected the society.