>>18371632

> Worst Presidents

>>18371657

> Progressive Liberal Socialist University Professor who gave us the Federal Reserve and launched us into a series of Global Wars

Definitely the worst of the 20th Century.

But the worst overall would have to be Lincoln. He created the Imperial Presidency and Federal Empire, all so that he could fund a war against Americans in pursuit of higher taxes and payouts for his buddies. He murdered moar Americans than any other President before or since. Lincoln was hands-down the worst.

>>18371696

> that coloboma, it doesn't look like it's in the same spot

You are correct, anon. She is not Madeleine McCann. It's a grift. She's shilling for shekels.

>>18371738

> somebody did something right

Finally…..

>>18371776

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>>18371787

> Anon frens think 1776 is a year to celebrate.

Sorry anon frens, but you've got it a little canted. The revolution of American patrions, aka anons, began in 1775 over gun control. Little thing call the Battles of Lexington and Concord. This war was being waged by veterans of the War of The Regulation, and they were using guerilla tactics instead of line-and-square formations. So the anons were winning the war.

And then came the shills. The got together in 1776, wrote-up some bullshit about how they were on the side of the anons, and started funding one of their henchmen to fight using conventional tactics. This worked. The anons in the South kept kicking-ass using guerilla tactics and drained the Brits of manpower, while the shills in the North busied themselves getting their asses kicked at every turn. Eventually, the anons drug General Shill over the Delaware River and won the kinetic phase of the conflict.

But the shills were still running the kitchen, and all the bread was moldy.

So we got a Federal Government, and all the glories that come with it - fiat currency, income taxes, lockdowns and mandates.

Anons, until we achieve a new reason to commemorate, the digits to celebrate are 1775.

>>18371890

Yeah, and you know that it's only going to get worse as we build-up to frazzled.rip

>>18371926

> Think, mirror

There is all sorts of horrid shit that has to happen, like the bankruptcy of various welfare and benefits systems, that have to habben if the US is going to have a stable economy. It's also necessary to bring visibility to various administrative and regulatory problems that are endemic and fatal, like the state of the railroads, and convincing the public to fund them is not going to be easy.

The spectacle of Joe Biden's failure will provide the political munitions necessary to force things to the public's attention. The next election cycle is going to reach new levels of hyperbole.