[GrileVege]

Clinton 11 +
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 8 --
Carter 10
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 10
Eisenhower 10
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 11
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[VotsUtegems]

...

fixed

Clinton 11
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 9
Carter 8 --
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 10
Eisenhower 10
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 11
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[sportbos]

Rules
1. You can add 1 point and deduct 2 points each vote.
2. You can only vote once a day.
3. When one has 0 it is eliminated.
4. Whichever one is left at the end - wins!

Clinton 11
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 10
Carter 4 --
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 10
Eisenhower 11 +
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 11
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[beepbeet]

It's a new day

Clinton 13+
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 6--
Carter 4
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 10
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 11
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[Xbcofega]

fixed and added mine

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 6
Carter 2
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 8 --
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 13 +
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[biannaruh]

I cannot allow the Ronnie to be first out.

Buh bye, Carter. You did not deserve it.

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 5 +
Carter 0 --
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 8
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 14 +
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[hablyShappY]

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 4 +
Carter 0
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 6 --
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 14
Hoover 10
Coolidge 10
Harding 9 +
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 10
McKinley 10

[Jerwittdergut]

I'm not a Reagan fan, but there is no way he deserves to be the second out. (Nor Carter the first. Partisan jackasses, the lot of you.)

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 1
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 8
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 14
Hoover 8 --
Coolidge 10
Harding 10
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 11 +
McKinley 10

OUT:
#1 Carter
#2

[TeftyJokip]

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 3 +
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 6
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 14
Hoover 8
Coolidge 10
Harding 8 --
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 11
McKinley 10

OUT:
#1 Carter
#2

[neonasafluni]

Clinton 13
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 1--
Ford 10
Nixon 10
Johnson 10
Kennedy 7+
Eisenhower 11
Truman 10
F. Roosevelt 14
Hoover 8
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 11
McKinley 10

[PlanTaleks]

So did Kennedy, it ain't helping him any.

[ggandibazz]

Clinton 14 +
Bush Sr. 10
Reagan 0 --
Ford 10
Nixon 8
Johnson 10
Kennedy 5+
Eisenhower 11
Truman 11
F. Roosevelt 14
Hoover 8
Coolidge 10
Harding 8
Wilson 10
Taft 10
T. Roosevelt 11
McKinley 10

OUT:
#1 Carter
#2 Reagan

[Dkavtbek]

ok, since the point is to get rid of the guys who turned USA into the #1 superpower in the world it is now, our next target is clinton

seriously guys, this is partisan hackery on ridiculous levels. take a look at how USA was doing in 1981, then take a look at it in 1989. can anyone honestly say it was worse off in 1989?

reagan changed the trajectory of America, he turned it from slow (and inevitable-looking, google carter's malaise speech to have a feeling of the zeitgeist, 90%+ thought that the future would be worse) decline into a new renaissance of prosperity

big for anyone who thought reagan was the 2nd worse president for America and downvoted him.

I love how you think you know anything about the subject.

He deserves it for Reagonomics alone. Massive increase on public debt. He tripled the national debt in his tenure. A recession started in his 2nd year in office.
Also:
The job growth under the Reagan administration was an average of 2.1% per year, which is in the middle of the pack of twentieth-century Presidents.[citation needed] Comparing the recovery from the 1981-82 recession (1983-1990) with the years between 1971 (end of a recession) and 1980 shows that the rate of growth of real GDP per capita averaged 2.77 under Reagan and 2.50% under Nixon, Ford and Carter. However, the unemployment rate averaged higher under Reagan (6.75% vs. 6.35%), average productivity growth was slower under Reagan (1.38% vs. 1.92%) and private investment as a percentage of GDP also averaged lower under Reagan (16.08% vs. 16.86%). Furthermore, real wages declined during the Reagan Presidency.[37] What makes this comparison so significant is that between 1971 and 1980 the economy suffered a severe recession in 1975 whereas during the Reagan recovery there was no such interruption.[38]

[WournGona]

No, Kennedy is 5. It's just that Jon Miller didn't delete the previous pluses and minuses, nor the colors that Ozzy used.

Jon Miller

Jon Miller

[Daruhuw]

Most of us weren't around to care about Hoover or Harding.

[Hedkffiz]

Yeah, I was around when Reagan was ****ing **** up

[Rinkeliacasse]

We had been receiving those types of warnings prior to his taking office and I have no doubt that Clinton still being in office wouldn't have made a different, but yeah, maybe not the best example.

[PheliarearY]

Yeah, kind of like the next generation fans in the star trek one.

[CIAFreeAgent]

misguided

you guys don't know have a clue what you're talking about. we're wasting our time.

[Kokomoxcvcv]

I'm also surprised how much Reagan hate there is. And Carter hate for that matter.

I'm still angry that DS9 lost so early in the ST thing, so I direct my rage against Reagan