Worst US President
#7
Posted 27 November 2005 - 03:56 AM
QUOTE(asyluman @ Nov 27 2005, 02:02 AM)
That was William Henry Harrison. During his innaguration, he refused to wear a coat (mind you, this takes place in January) because he wanted to show the American people he was a strong, resiliant leader. He caught a cold and died 30 days later. Irony?
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#8
Posted 27 November 2005 - 05:20 AM
QUOTE(Alpha Weapon @ Nov 26 2005, 10:56 PM)
QUOTE(asyluman @ Nov 27 2005, 02:02 AM)
That was William Henry Harrison. During his innaguration, he refused to wear a coat (mind you, this takes place in January) because he wanted to show the American people he was a strong, resiliant leader. He caught a cold and died 30 days later. Irony?
He was the governor of the Indiana Territory though, and we Hoosiers don't need coats

#12
Posted 27 November 2005 - 07:18 PM
I say nixon because of the watergate scandal, that was a really big thing back then and still is today. Imagine if someone like Bush pulled a scandal like that.

#14
Posted 28 November 2005 - 01:31 AM
Andrew Johnson was impeached. Impeach has no effect of removal from office, but it is the first step.
Also, in my opinion, Andrew Jackson was definitely one of our worst presidents. Some hail him as a hero, I consider him to be a disgrace to the office of the president and a criminal far worse than Nixon. In 1830, Jackson championed a piece of legislation that forcibly evicted all the indians east of the Mississippi. The cherokee nation took this to court and the Supreme Court of the United states of America declaired this action UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Jackson's response? "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it." And thus we have the trail of tears, the long and deadly journey of the cherokee nation where 1 in 4 of their people died.
Also, in my opinion, Andrew Jackson was definitely one of our worst presidents. Some hail him as a hero, I consider him to be a disgrace to the office of the president and a criminal far worse than Nixon. In 1830, Jackson championed a piece of legislation that forcibly evicted all the indians east of the Mississippi. The cherokee nation took this to court and the Supreme Court of the United states of America declaired this action UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Jackson's response? "John Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it." And thus we have the trail of tears, the long and deadly journey of the cherokee nation where 1 in 4 of their people died.
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