Rank the Prime Ministers of Canada

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1) Lester B. Pearson, Liberal (1963-1968)
2) Sir Wilfird Laurier, Liberal (1896-1911)
3) Sir John A. Macdonald, Conservative (1867-1873; 1878-1891)
4) Mackenzie King, Liberal (1921-1926; 1926-1930; 1935-1948)
5) Louis Saint-Laurent, Liberal (1948-1957)
6) Pierre Trudeau, Liberal (1968-1979; 1980-1984)
7) Sir Robert Borden, Conservative (1911-1920)
John Diefenbaker, Conservative (1957-1963)
9) Alexander Mackenzie, Liberal (1873-1878)
10) Sir John Abbott (1891-1892)
11) Stephen Harper, Conservative (2006-present)
12) Arthur Meighen, Conservative (1920-1921; 1926)
13) Brian Mulroney, Conservative (1984-1993)
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14) Joe Clark, Conservative (1979-1980)
15) Jean Chretien, Liberal (1993-2003)
16) Kim Campbell, Conservative (1993)
17) John Turner, Liberal (1984)
18) Sir John Thompson, Conservative (1892-1894)
19) Paul Martin, Liberal (2003-2006)
20) Sir Mackenzie Bowell, Conservative (1894-1896)
21) Sir Charles Tupper, Conservative (1896)
22) Richard Beford Bennett, Conservative (1930-1935)

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Stop spamming this thread with Irish discussions, Gully

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Don't you guys think that Trudeau's handling of the October Crisis was a bit...excessive? Sending the military into Quebec because the FLQ kidnapped two people? Or am I looking at the whole thing from a naive American perspective?

It was a bit excessive. The FLQ wasn't like Al Qaeda, they were a rather small group of retards kidnapping low-profile people (come on a provincial minister and trade-attachée?) and reading a stupid manifesto to act like revolutionaries. Trudeau over did it. He protected every single provincial minister, even if he happened to be a lousy Liberal MNA from Joliette.

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Best Prime Minister                                   Stephen Harper

Best prime minister ever?

Harper's time thus far as prime minister has been so lackluster that I can barely even form an opinion of him.

What did he do that merits recognition?