Favorite president of the 19th century (user search)

Favorite president of the 19th century (user search)

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Favorite president of the 19th century (search mode)

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#1 John Adams		3 (5.3%)
#2 Thomas Jefferson		6 (10.5%)
#3 James Madison		2 (3.5%)
#4 James Monroe		0 (0%)
#5 John Q. Adams		0 (0%)
#6 Andrew Jackson		6 (10.5%)
#7 Martin Van Buren		1 (1.8%)
#8 William Harrison		1 (1.8%)
#9 John Tyler		1 (1.8%)
#10 James Polk		0 (0%)
#11 Zachary Taylor		0 (0%)
#12 Millard Fillmore		0 (0%)
#13 Franklin Pierce		1 (1.8%)
#14 James Buchanan		2 (3.5%)
#15 Abraham Lincoln		23 (40.4%)
#16 Andrew Johnson		1 (1.8%)
#17 Ulysses Grant		0 (0%)
#18 Rutherford Hayes		0 (0%)
#19 James Garfield		1 (1.8%)
#20 Grover Cleveland		6 (10.5%)
#21 Benjamin Harrison		0 (0%)
#22 William McKinley		3 (5.3%)

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Total Voters: 54

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Topic: Favorite president of the 19th century (Read 4950 times)

J. J.
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Re: Favorite president of the 19th century

« on: January 19, 2005, 07:50:28 PM »

Quote from: Lawrence Watson on January 19, 2005, 06:44:05 PM

A tie between Lincoln and McKinley.

I'd go with Lincoln, but only because the crisis was greater. McKinley would be second.

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J. J.
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Re: Favorite president of the 19th century

« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2005, 12:46:57 AM »

Quote from: Lewis Trondheim on February 02, 2005, 08:50:56 AM

Favorite as in a personal favorite not based on any policies?
Andrew Johnson of course. Only US president to ever emerge from urban poverty.

You ever hear of Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton?

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