Who was the best leader of your country and why? Personally, I think FDR was the best American president, very devoted to the country and was a good man of the people, pulling us out of the great depression and being a great leader during WW11
Who was the best leader of your country and why? Personally, I think FDR was the best American president...
Jordan Nelson
Jordan Anderson
It was Hatti, found of the ancient hittite empire
Daniel Jones
i was never taught about our leaders, so i'm going to go with christian IV. he lost a lot of wars, but he also built many pretty buildings which is all i care about
Jace Taylor
Teddy Roosevelt, kicked out the euros, connected the oceans, preserved our nature among other things like giving a 90 minute speech immediately after getting shot and boxing professional boxers while president
Daniel King
>A FUCKING KRAUT
Owen Reed
Roosevelt began America's retarded heavy handed imperialism and propping up of military dictatorships. Especially in Latin America.
Tyler Kelly
>Teddy Roosevelt, kicked out the euros
Yes, he waged a bullshit war spreading yellow journalism then abandoned a critical war post to senslessly chase glory in Puerto Rico
>connected the oceans
Along with many he supported the Panama Canal. The French had already done much of the work. Roosevelt bribed and threatened to get the land, hired the wrong man, then went with the most ecologically damaging plan available.
>preserved our nature
He expanded a system already in place, through an arguably unconstitutional backdoor. You can't claim to be a conservationist that cares about protecting America's pristine wilderness (or a humble man) and also demand that your own face be carved into a mountain alongside great American presidents
>giving a 90 minute speech immediately after getting shot
That was a mix of fear, shock, and anatomical experience. He was too afraid to let the doctor remove ot afterwards too
>boxing professional boxers while president
Yes, he boxed aging former pros and got his ass beat so bad he almost went blind
He did a lot of other retarded shot too, like the Great White Fleet. Almost all of it to promote America's and especially his own vanity.
Anthony Hughes
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Adrian Cook
I'm probably breaking some law if I say it so you have to guess
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Lucas Roberts
(((FDR))) WAS A COMMIE AND A TRAITOR
Angel Bennett
There is no law against admitting that Bismarck under Wilhelm I was Germany's best leader
Jayden Rivera
obligatory british post in this type of thread
LORD PALMERSTON!
Angel Hill
I’m just gonna mention the whole face Being carved into the mountain thing wasn’t his doing. That happened under FDR and the original project was going to have Literally every single president get their body (yes, body, not just face) carved in
Noah Morales
That must be why they elected him for 4 terms and Maine was the only state out of 48 that didn't go for him in at least one of the elections.
Camden Perez
>Sir John A. MacDonald
>Canada's Founding Father
>Put the Injuns in their place
>Triggers lefties to this very day
Adrian Bennett
Obviously.
Lincoln Campbell
Wasn’t he basically a commie that founded the world’s first welfare state?
Wyatt Perez
why are you americans always so stupid?
is it the corn syrup?
Samuel Moore
>FDR
Commie jerk.
Carson Martin
WELFARE DOES NOT EQUAL COMMUNISM
Mason Perry
>Canada was attacked by Fenians, MacDonald, in charge of the militia, was too drunk to read the reports
>he got drunk and belligerent at state dinners
>he would disappear on days long benders
>would frequently show up to parliament too drunk to speak
>too drunk to walk at an official luncheon for Prince Aurthur, son of Queen Victoria
>his 1872 campaign manager said he was always drunk
>the governor general repeatedly wrote to London complaining of MacDonald's drunkenness, at one time reporting that he had entirely gone missing
>parliamentary bills failed because MacDonald was too drunk to defend them
>in a drunken stupor he got caught taking huge bribes from the railroads by demanding more money
>Colonial Secretary Lord Carnarvon openly fretted about MacDonald's "notorious vice."
>once puked on a chair at the governor general's home and another time on the stage at a debate
>nearly missed the London Conference (where Canada confederated and became a country) because he was wasted
>In London, at the historic conference, he got do drunk that he lit himself and the room he was in on fire. He was saved by Sir George-Étienne Cartier and spent 8 days in a hospital bed
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