Obama Named 5th Greatest President...

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I received this on my Facebook, and I just wanted to share

Texas A&M Study Calls Obama
5th Best President in American History

Excellent research by a fine institution

OBAMA RATED 5th BEST PRESIDENT IN OUR HISTORY

From a total of 44 U.S. Presidents, Obama has been rated as the 5th best, according to a study completed at Texas A&M University.

The Public Relations Office at A&M released this statement:

"After almost 6 years in office, American academics have rated President Obama the 5th Best President in American History".

These are the results according to Texas A&M:

1. Lincoln and Reagan tied for first place

2. Seventeen Presidents tied for second place

3. Twenty-three other Presidents tied for third place

4. Jimmy Carter came in fourth, and...

5. Obama was fifth.


Just to give you a chuckle, regardless of your political affiliations.
 
Well, let's just put it this way, I'll trade you Harper for Obama any day.
 
Oh that got me. So funny. Yea I don't follow politics but I can say he would not be the 5th best president. And Blaze I have no idea who Harper is. lol.
 
Blaze
Blaze
Harper is the good for nothing Canadian Prime Minister, he f***** sucks.
Ha. This is kinda amusing. Amazing what some consider to be the 'Best'.

Try this: 'did they make their country and/or the world a better place with their actions'?

I think only one of those listed even qualifies for consideration.
 
Yeah saying that Obama is the 5th best president is a bit like saying that the Dark Knight is the 5th best ever film. I'm sure even he would admit it😉
 
Mr. Pole said:
that is awesome! and hey... Carter was 4th. Thats impressive too.
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On a serious note, I have to say that I honestly now believe that President Carter's status on this list had more to do with the fact that he was too good a man, too great a gentleman, and too dedicated a Christian to be the kind of man that the job of President of the United States requires. It's sad but true that he was simply too good a man to hold office.
 
white avenger said:
On a serious note, I have to say that I honestly now believe that President Carter's status on this list had more to do with the fact that he was too good a man, too great a gentleman, and too dedicated a Christian to be the kind of man that the job of President of the United States requires. It's sad but true that he was simply too good a man to hold office.
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I always thought him being a Georgian and his accent played a factor too.. especially at that time. The south was still viewed in a certain light.
 
Mr. Pole said:
I always thought him being a Georgian and his accent played a factor too.. especially at that time. The south was still viewed in a certain light.
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And Obama being a black, Muslim, anti-American, non citizen, Marxist, root of all evil, is also a factor. 😀
 
Fuffy
Fuffy
LOLOL at the 'root of all evil'
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