1796/1800/1804 - Thomas Jefferson (Adams was no slouch and Pinckney certainly wasn't stupid either - Jefferson is just one of the most brilliant people to ever live)
Rubbish. Adams was definitely smarter; Pinckney possibly.
I'd pick King over Monroe.
Id say Adams over Clay.
1836 - Martin Van Buren, or Daniel Webster among all
James G. Birney for both elections
I might pic Bell
Wow, some intense Grant hatred.
Not a chance. Garfield by a mile.
Really?
I think Hughes was smarter.
I think your expectations are misplaced -- I agree about Hoover, not about the other two.
Didnt you earlier say that "Roosevelt was a "C" student at Harvard after never receiving a single grade higher than a "B" at his elite prep school"? I'd pick Dewey.
Dukakis was smarter.