B.o.P didn't even come close to it. 2 minutes to midnight, but even when the death clock struck, they would have realised: Owait, what the fuck are we doing? Do we really wanna kill ourselves?
We never had any moments THAT close to nuclear obliteration, no fucking lunatic would be stupid enough to destroy the world.
George Bush screwed up our economy to the second lowest it ever was.
He started the war in Iraq.
He got re-elected because people were scared to switch presidents during the war.
His IQ is under 100.
Nixon was pretty bad too.
I'm not a fan of reagan, but he did a pretty good job.
The Cuban Missile Crisis/Operation Able Archer/countless other nuclear tension situations that occurred during the Cold War beg to differ.
All of that is just mass-produced liberal media bullshit. You're probably one of those fellows who lol's at all the misspoken Bush quotes.
Bush was far from a stupid man, he was just a lackluster public speaker. Also, he didn't "start" the war in the middle east, he retaliated to an attack (and besides that, it isn't the president's decision to go to war).
Also, from your use of vague and generalized terms like "screwed up economy" and "second lowest it ever was", it's pretty much a guarantee that you're just spouting whatever your parents/television tells you. Try to actually research what you're talking about before you go posting nonsense. This goes for all the mindless Bush-bashers out there-- granted, he wasn't the greatest political leader, but almost every common (leftist) criticism of him relies on ad hominem crap (lol bush so stoopid cuz he misspeak).
You're gunna have to do some serious convincing. The New Deal was a good thing, to be brief.
Yeah, the war definitely would have continued. Hirohito was quoted saying something along the lines of "we will not quit until every japanese citizen is dead"
The A-Bomb was just too scary.
The obvious answer is William Henry Harrison, who died after only 32 days.
Tough question, for now just know that F.D.R. is far from the worst we have ever had, and Galt, the only reasons I can think of for you to say he was the worst is either trolling or misinformation.
Reagan is pretty high up on my least favorite. Pretty much started the "war on drugs" which has since lead to countless amounts of financial waste, lives lost, and non-violent/sexual criminals spending far too long in prison.
Aaron Burr was probably the worst Vice President, if that counts for anything.
Obama's done nothing to help and lied about everything, at least Bush had the balls to say we would go to war.
FDR socialised the US with his "New deal" (resulting in social security nets).
He legislated the creation of the SEC.
He then destroyed the gold standard seizing much of the US gold.
Anyone here remember the Executive Order 1066, which forced nearly one hundred thousand Americans of Japanese decent off their property and into internment camps?
FDR destroyed Smith's capitalism.
The Cuban Missile Crisis/Operation Able Archer/countless other nuclear tension situations that occurred during the Cold War beg to differ.
All of that is just mass-produced liberal media bullshit. You're probably one of those fellows who lol's at all the misspoken Bush quotes.
Bush was far from a stupid man, he was just a lackluster public speaker. Also, he didn't "start" the war in the middle east, he retaliated to an attack (and besides that, it isn't the president's decision to go to war).
Also, from your use of vague and generalized terms like "screwed up economy" and "second lowest it ever was", it's pretty much a guarantee that you're just spouting whatever your parents/television tells you. Try to actually research what you're talking about before you go posting nonsense. This goes for all the mindless Bush-bashers out there-- granted, he wasn't the greatest political leader, but almost every common (leftist) criticism of him relies on ad hominem crap (lol bush so stoopid cuz he misspeak).