Pick any U.S. President you like..........

[JerryArkansas]

Clinton: Don't fick your interns

Obama:  Work with republicans on Health Care, and don't spend all of your political capital on it.

Bush Sr.  Go to Baghdad for Saddam.

Bush Jr. Don't go to Baghdad for Saddam.

That would have required the Republicans to want to work on health care with him.

Yeah, those are kind of contradictory. The Democrats seemed to spend a lot of effort trying to get Snowe to vote for it. Well, she didn't, and then decided her party was too extreme anyways, and retired after her term was up.

It applies to republicans too, they all should have worked together.  If they had, he could have had the dream act.

[Lincoln Republican]

Wilson: Stay really neutral in WW I rather than the sham neutrality that led to us entering the war after he was safely reelected.

You like Wilson? What.

No, I don't like Wilson, but I like picking him as a President whose Presidency I'd want to change what happened in it.  "You like" in the idiom "pick any <thing> you like"  refers to liking the pick, not the thing.  By the way, v0031, why have you hacked Beet's account?

Yes, to have been more clear, I should have said

Pick any U.S. President you want to..........

[Liberalrocks]

Ford: Don't pardon Nixon. (and there would be his full term as president and possibly a more moderate GOP).

[dmmidmi]

Kennedy: I'd probably hold off on the plans to send CIA operatives to the Bay of Pigs.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

George Washington: Ally with the French in the Revolutionary Wars

John Adams: Ditch the Alien and Sedition Act

Thomas Jefferson: Abandon the Embargo Act.

Ulysses S. Grant: Stop being so naive in dealing with corruption

Woodrow Wilson: Prevent the segregation of federal agencies; and force Espionage Act to DIAF

Bill Clinton: Control your dick!

George W Bush: Control your Dick!

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Washington: Free your slaves

John Adams: Don't try to take dictatorial powers for yourself

Madison: Free your slaves

John Quincy Adams: Win re-election

Lincoln: Don't see any plays at Ford's Theater for any reason!

Grant: Don't appoint corrupt government officials

Hoover: Don't run for President

FDR: Desegregate the armed forces

Truman: Don't run for re-election in 1952, it'll just be a embarrassing disaster

LBJ: Get troops out of Vietnam ASAP, seriously avoid that area like the bubonic plague and disregard the domino theory non-sense

Al Gore: Convince Thurgood Marshall not to retire from the Supreme Court until February 1st, 1993

Obama: Get the f!cking healthcare website right so that there are no bugs!  Seriously, don't f!ck this one up

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

John Adams: Don't try to take dictatorial powers for yourself

He didn't.  While one can argue that he should have opposed the Sedition Act, he didn't push for it and used its powers sparingly.  Nor were the contents of the Sedition Act atypical for governments of the time.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

John Adams: Don't try to take dictatorial powers for yourself

He didn't.  While one can argue that he should have opposed the Sedition Act, he didn't push for it and used its powers sparingly.  Nor were the contents of the Sedition Act atypical for governments of the time.

Fair enough, although "sparingly" is probably being a bit too kind to Adams on this issue (I believe he used it to try to keep at least one member of Congress from taking his seat).  He certainly should've opposed the Alien and Sedition acts.

[Lincoln Republican]

Wilson

During your incapacity turn governmental affairs over to Vice President Marshall, not your wife, who was never elected to anything by anybody and who had no authority in affairs of state whatsoever.

[politicallefty]

With either FDR or LBJ, I would have really liked to have seen a universal healthcare system established under either the New Deal or the Great Society. If there was ever an opportunity to establish a Medicare-type system for the entire population, it would have been under one their Presidencies. At the least, it would have been nice to have FDR start something during his term (perhaps Medicare and Medicaid) that could've possibly been fully expanded to everyone by the time LBJ took office. If Medicare and Medicaid had been established 30 years earlier, I think full universal healthcare would have been accomplished decades ago.

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

Washington: Free the slaves
Adams: Don't sign the Alien and Sedition Acts
Jefferson: No Embargo
Madison: Handle the War of 1812 better
Monroe: Free the slaves
Q. Adams: Free the slaves or give freemen civil rights like you supported after you left office
Jackson: Leave the Native Americans alone
Van Buren: See Q. Adams
Harrison: Wear a coat
Tyler: Don't backstab everyone you meet
Polk: Run for another term and stay healthy
Taylor: Skip out on the celebration
Fillmore: Don't sign the Fugitive Slave Act
Pierce: Don't ignore the South
Buchanan: Do something about seccession
Lincoln: Get a better bodygaurd
Johnson: Do what Lincoln would have and keep going
Grant: Be a better judge of character
Hayes: Go back on the promise and continue Reconstruction
Garfield: Get a better doctor
Arthur: Don't burn all your papers
Cleveland: Don't run for a 2nd term
B. Harrison: Don't be super boring
McKinley: Don't go to the fair
T. Roosevelt: Make Civil Rights part of your agenda
Taft: Let TR run in 1912
Wilson: Resign once you get too sick
Harding: See Grant
Coolidge: Get better forsight; fire Herbert Hoover
Hoover: Don't sign the tariff
FDR: Don't put the Japanese in consentration camps
Truman: Stay away from Veitnam
Eisenhower: Stay away from Veitnam; tell McCarthy to DAIF.
Kennedy: Leave Cuba alone; Stay away from Veitnam
LBJ: Stay away from Veitnam
Nixon: Get therapy
Ford: Don't pardon Nixon until after the election
Carter: Get the hostages out quicker
Reagan: Leave the Contras alone or be more strict to your cabnet members
Bush: Kill Saddam
Clinton: Help Rwanda
Bush: Consentrate more on Afghanistan than Iraq
Obama: Live up to your reputation