Greatest President we never had

[Antonio the Sixth]

Either LaFollette or Bob Kennedy.

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[Mr. Smith]

James Cox, William Jennings Bryan, Adlai Stevenson I., or Hubert Humphrey.

[VPH]

George McGovern
Robert Kennedy
Howard Dean
Robert LaFollette
William Jennings Bryan

[ScottieF]

Henry Clay, James Weaver, Robert La Follette, Henry Wallace, Adlai Stevenson, Robert Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern, Ted Kennedy, Walter Mondale

[Blair]

I got worried on the first two pages when Bobby wasn't mentioned.

His 1968 campaign was honestly one of the most inspiring political campaigns that's ever been ran-even back then can can you think of any other white politicians who could stop a race riot with a speech? Bobby felt the pain of the nation in 1968-any of his speeches from the 60's like the South African day of affirmation, or the mindless menace of violence show his political wisdom. The fact that these's speeches still inspire people today shows how influential he was

[TDAS04]

George McGovern, RFK, HHH, Robert La Follette, Walter Mondale, Frank Church.

James A. Garfield was the greatest president we barely had. 

[WVdemocrat]

Huey Long, Bobby Kennedy, Al Gore, John Kerry...eh, I guess Howard Dean too.

Also, JFK's second term, and Carter's second term.

[Classic Conservative]

Barry Goldwater, Pat Buchannan, John Schmitz, Robert Taft, Michelle Bachmann and Ron Paul

[JerryArkansas]

Henry Clay, Dale Bumpers, George McGovern, Nixon in 1960

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

Ron Paul

[tmthforu94]

George Romney, Mitt Romney

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Huey Long, Bobby Kennedy, Al Gore, John Kerry...eh, I guess Howard Dean too.

Also, JFK's second term, and Carter's second term.

THIS

[Badger]

Ron Paul, Pat Buchanan, Ross Perot, Eugene McCarthy, George McGovern, and Barry Goldwater.

You do realiz that McCarthy and McGovern are as far removed from Goldwater as conceivable ? don 't buy t6he whole "neocons " label bs.

[Kingpoleon]

- Howard Dean
- Guy Vander Jagt
- John B. Anderson
- Paul Tsongas
- Thomas Dewey
- Charles Percy
- Mark Hatfield
- Ross Perot
- Lowell Weicker
- Andrew Cuomo
- Mo Udall
- Jerry Brown
- Joe Biden
- Edmund Muskie

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

- Andrew Cuomo

[Sasquatch]

Franklin Roosevelt's Fourth Term

[Kingpoleon]

- Andrew Cuomo

In my defense, I want him to quash De Blasio.

[H. Ross Peron]

Alexander Hamilton
Thaddeus Stevens
Benjamin Wade
Robert LaFollette
Huey Long
Hubert Humphrey
Henry "Scoop" Jackson
Frank Church

[Blair]

Michelle Bachmann

She didn't even deserve to get into congress

[SWE]

Aaron Burr
DeWitt Clinton
James Birney
John Fremont
John P. Hale
Peter Cooper
Benjamin Butler
Eugene V. Debs
William Z. Foster
Farrel Dobbs
Clifton DeBerry
Peter Camejo

[Bigby]

Jack Kemp, John McCain (Only the 2000, no Palin version!), 1960 Richard Nixon, Barry Goldwater, Thomas Dewey (though his ties with J. Edgar Hoover give me minor doubts), are all I can think of.

Robert Taft is an honorable mention, since I doubt isolationism during the Cold War would have been wise at all.

[Angel of Death]

Mike Dukakis deserves some love.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Ron Paul, Robert A. Taft, and Barry Goldwater. In that order

[I support Sanders]

Right off the bat: Al Gore. He won the 2000 election, but never had the opportunity to actually serve. If John Kerry had won in 2004, Iraq would have turned out much differently and we may have had progressive health care reform; Ross Perot in 1992 (no NAFTA), George McGovern (immediate withdrawal from Vietnam) in 1972, George Wallace in 1968 (withdrawal from Vietnam, and the only candidate in 1968 to oppose intervention in Vietnam).