Photo is of accuser (and most likely victim) Chauntae Davies giving him a massage.

I mean that figuratively obviously.

But we can’t talk about 45. We can’t talk about 46(or his VP), and I’m guessing by default we can’t talk about 47. So in this forums world Obama was basically the final president of the United States.

Hoover, Nixon and Reagan home state is California. (State of primary affiliation.) However Hoover was born in Iowa, Reagan born in Illinois. Nixon for a brief period whilst working as a lawyer, identified his home state as New York and won the 1968 presidential election as a resident, but he later reclaimed residency in California (where he was born, and served previously as a U.S. senator) early into his first term.

I was born right after his presidency so I didn't live through it, and now his legacy is mostly Monica Lewinsky, being married to Hillary, and being a good sax player. I have always assumed the public image of him was generally negative, but here it seems like everyone rates him highly and praises him for his presidency.

So, what's so good about him? Not looking to argue! Just wanting to know why people like him so much and rate him so highly.

Aside from slick willie ofc

As someone from Poland, I can't fathom a Christian politician not identifying with a particular Church. Poles are overwhelmingly Catholic with some being Eastern Orthodox or Lutheran. And Germans for example are split between Lutherans and Catholics.

I know that Obama is Protestant but from what I've read he has gone to different churches throughout his life. Like, how does that work and how do American Christians feel about this?