Political content in posts

[Mark Roth]

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[Geoff Fleming]

I still think Benjamin Franklin was the best president we ever had.

[C J Murray]

I still think Benjamin Franklin was the best president we ever had.

Are you a millennial?

[Eric Lenius]

Hamilton is a close second.

[Bruce Smith]

Pat Paulsen

[Ron LaDow]

Naah. Dan Gurney by a landslide!

[Mike Wilson]

Benjamin Franklin?! Was it Vic or Ron that was his V.P.?!

[Geoff Fleming]

C.J., I'm trying to retro-grade into a millennial...this is just a first step.

[Ron LaDow]

Recommended to me and now recommended by me: "John Adams", David McCullough.
McCullough's a 'homer' and often beyond that, but if you can read the first pages without getting off your horse, shivering, next to Adams, in the winter of 1776, it would take a better writer to drag you into the story, and they're hard to find.
One of his best; wonderful.

[Eric Lenius]

Recommended to me and now recommended by me: "John Adams", David McCullough.
McCullough's a 'homer' and often beyond that, but if you can read the first pages without getting off your horse, shivering, next to Adams, in the winter of 1776, it would take a better writer to drag you into the story, and they're hard to find.
One of his best; wonderful.

+1, Absolutely my favorite book. Could not recommend it enough. David McCullough single handedly rehabilitated John Adams (and put a fairly negative spin on Hamilton, of course consistent with Adams' feelings). A page turner that makes one feel very small compared the few who lived epic lives.

[Vic Skirmants]

Time for OFF Topic, dudes.

[Paul Ahnell]

I second comments of Ron and Eric. Outstanding read!