American Presidents: The 5 Best (A personal view)

Who have been the 5 best American presidents? Well, here's my answer. What's yours?

[@essexboys2]

Find these really interesting, though I usually listen to asmr to sleep and your videos are too informative for that, but thanks anyway oxoxox

[@sallyunderwood6072]

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[@GaslampASMR]

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[@cheesejack888]

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[@BraznTV]

Thing about FDR is they told him if he ran again the stress would kill him and well it did

[@aentreri00]

You were thinking of McClellan. I think Lincoln said of him that he had the slows. Ah, you figured it out.

[@Paralyzer]

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[@ja_e314]

Dwight Eisenhower is my favorite republican president, and Jimmy Carter is my favorite democrat!

[@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong]

The only one I don't agree with is FDR. Other than that I'd say good list.

[@MusikPiratCH]

I agree the New Deal was a big mess no real economic programm! Just trying to get economics running again! ;( I rate FDR as a poor president despite his 4 elections!

[@sloths1045]

Hmmm, Lincoln as a great president depends on your point of view, as some of his actions were very questionable. He pressured the south into attacking Ft. Sumter to look better in front of the Northern citizenry. He also supported Total war, which was the process that every single aspect of society should be involved in war. Lincoln commanded Union generals like Sherman to use total war. This led to the burning of Atlanta, but not just the burning. There were many accounts that women, many African American, were raped by Union soldiers. Sherman and his troops then proceeded to burn a 60 mile wide swath of land to the Atlantic, known as Sherman's March to the Sea, while singing the Battle hymn of the Republic.Then, they went North through South and North Carolina doing the same thing. All of this Lincoln, Sherman, and many other union generals supported. McClellan was one of the few who didn't support this. There was nothing really civil about the " civil war ". There is a very good book named, 'The "Uncivil War" ', by Leonard (I forget his last name XD). He calls the war the "War for Southern Independence", which I think is a much more proper name. The south wanted independence from a totalitarian Government. I know the list is your opinion, but I do believe your view on Lincoln is very biased. I thought the same about Lincoln as you, until I read the book a few months ago. It really opened my eyes to the truths about the war that was covered up by the history I learned and am still learning in school. The fact that Lincoln went to war to keep the Union together may have been his reasons until the Emancipation Proclamation, but it honestly looked that he was going to war to punish the south. He wanted to readmit the southern states as painlessly as possible, but by then the Radical Republicans were already splitting the southern states into military districts, and keeping control of Congress for sometime. - sincerely, a fellow history buff

[@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong]

+Danger Noodle Games I agree with you on total war but your Fort Sumter criticism doesn't seem fair. Lincoln was obliged to protect federal property and the troops stationed there, and all he did was send munitions to keep the men alive. The CSA made the decision themselves to attack, and suffered the consequences.

[@TroubleGummie]

Any president that does little to nothing was the best president.

[@fscorpion678]

My Nigga Roosevelt

[@refusefntk]

yay

[@timhonks7294]

Hallo

[@kylegallagher321]

Where in god's name is Thomas Jefferson, he was the greatest president the United State has ever seen!

[@delaneymarie9281]

He said in another video he dislikes Jefferson due to his hippocracy- a good president, a bad man. Possibly why he didn't make the list.

[@PonasTylenius]

why not JFK in top 5?...

[@CommanderValan]

Nick Nolan Cuban missile crisis

[@kenziealex04]

Commander Valan Surely that would make him better, considering the way that he handled such and immensely pressuring situation?

[@obamaaa3806]

REAGAN IS NUMBER ONE

[@asecretone]

This video is bully.

[@theswedishpanda3897]

Christian The W what?

[@asecretone]

Back in the day 'bully' was a compliment IIRC

[@theswedishpanda3897]

Christian The W oh ok I didn't know that.

[@kylegallagher321]

The Swedish Panda yeah, it was typically and, kinda, stereotypically often used and associated with President Theodore Roosevelt. I assume that's why he used it.