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Lawman 0 posted:He's easily the worst two-termer Grant's a very strong contender here Theodore Roosevelt also made the senate elected, which means America is nominally a democracy now thanks to him
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FactsAreUseless posted:1. George "W" Bush lol Coolidge The libertarians love him because he was all "free market!" and "do nothing!" Oh, I see your point
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Warren G. Harding was the least influential president... ...until Bush and Trump brought back gilded age corruption
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punk rebel ecks posted:Similarly, with FDR, it also likely would have been a matter of time before the New Deal, or at least tenets of it, would have passed. Remember, FDR was pressured, if not forced, by unions and various organizations to pass both new deals. Isn't this the cart before the horse, tho My understanding was that unions could gain power because FDR changed the laws to allow them to strike effectively
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Dreddout posted:And of course, it goes without saying that a lot of the good ideas came from people to the left of the progressives. The Sewer Socialists of the Midwest had a huge impact on the era, and inarguably forced progressives further left I'm fascinated, what the hell is a sewer socialist "we all float the same down here"
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