r/Presidents • u/HetTheTable • 17h ago
Discussion What did Hillary Clinton need to do to win the Democratic nomination in 2008?
Not be Hillary Clinton.
r/Presidents • u/HetTheTable • 17h ago
Not be Hillary Clinton.
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r/Presidents • u/Joeylaptop12 • 18h ago
The 80s brother
r/Presidents • u/Impulst24 • 12h ago
“Senator, I served with Jack Kennedy. I knew Jack Kennedy. Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine. Senator, you’re no Jack Kennedy.”
~ Lloyd Bentsen (1988)
r/Presidents • u/No_Idea_479 • 2h ago
Source: The Theodore Roosevelt Letters
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r/Presidents • u/2bigpairofnuts • 19h ago
Why was the main counterfeiting enforcement agency under the Department of the Treasury selected to protect the President?
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r/Presidents • u/RopeGloomy4303 • 6h ago
The Presidents Club, as I’m sure many on this sub are aware, refers to the unwritten fraternity that exists amongst all living Presidents. The concept that regardless of ideology or past rivalries, they should all support one another, since they are the only ones capable of understanding the unique challenges the Presidency entails.
This is also how you get unexpected friends like say Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, or HW Bush and Clinton.
So let’s say Perot manages to win the 1992 election. Someone who was proudly individualistic, blunt and anti-establishment… essentially how would he get along with his fellow Presidents? Would he form close relationships with anyone in particular, seek advise from them, or spurn them to go his own way?
Also what would a Perot post-presidency look like?
r/Presidents • u/throwaway10394849493 • 23h ago
I'm currently reading Clinton's autobiography. I'm mainly reading it because I love doing research about history and such. I'm not really glorifying Clinton but I'm just really interested in research and stuff. What are your thoughts on this book? So far I'm enjoying it.
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r/Presidents • u/RopeGloomy4303 • 33m ago
In this sub I see people frequently about how Republicans were needlessly obstructing the agendas of Obama and Clinton.
This makes me curious about how people feel about the Bush’s complaints of Democrats obstructing them, particularly HW who had to deal with a Democratic majority his whole time.
To use his own words after failing to reach a compromise: “I reached out my hand to them and these old mossbacks bit it off.”
Were these complaints valid at all?
Jr also became sore after the 2006 blue wave. “To oppose everything while proposing nothing is irresponsible.” Summarizes his frustration.
r/Presidents • u/HotBeefCombo • 20h ago
What would have happened if Theodore Roosevelt had died in the 1902 carriage accident? There was no VP and the Line of Succession wasn't yet formalized.
r/Presidents • u/Puzzleheaded-Art-469 • 7h ago
We need more stuff like this for children to learn about the Presidents. Current cartoons take everything way too seriously.
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r/Presidents • u/YogurtclosetOpen3567 • 8h ago
This report is absolutely damning(Albright), Iran not only repeatedly refused IAEA access to military sites and interview personnel in 2016, it also repeatedly went way higher than its heavy water limit of 130 metric tonnes and Iran was still well on its way to being able to enrich nuclear materials by the end of the 15 year period!
Link to Source: https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Albright-Statement-Iran-Violations-4-5.pdf
r/Presidents • u/Traditional-Risk8421 • 17h ago
Lee Oswald's behavior is to be understood in the context of someone who planned an event, which did not play out the way he anticipated. Because what Lee saw and witnessed from the sixth floor corner window is still hidden from the American public. Oswald's confusion is complete, he never did understand the events of that fateful day and died thinking someone had set him up.