Prickly City by Scott Stantis for September 29, 2017

Gerald Ford was a good guy. That cost him the next election. The pentecostals did not think him evil enough.

One might read Washington’s Farewell Address.

“The Address of General Washington To The People of The United States on his declining of the Presidency of the United States”

http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/washing.asp

I remember one. Our last administration.

John F Kennedy.

I’d settle for one I’m not actually ASHAMED of.

Because this is the FIRST time I’ve been EMBARRASSED by who was President.

Did anyone, ever, win as many states as Reagan? When I lived in Texas I asked a Hispanic why he was so popular with them, since most vote for democrats. She said that they like a strong nation, and Reagan did more to strengthen ours than any other president since WWII.

Give Trump a chance and he’ll be there, one way or another!

I like Ike.

Last President that’s been nearly universally supported? Probably Pres. Monroe after the 1816 election (the “Era of Good Feeling”). Practically ran unopposed in 1820 given the huge nationwide level of support he had.

Oh c’mon now. Our last President Barack Obama was a very good president. I thinks he’s the best POTUS in my lifetime and I’m a baby boomer too

Even lily white racists were proud of Obama, they just refused to admit it.