this was an interesting conversation and got me to wondering who the cool little gay people in my phone think was the least terrible person who sometimes must have to stand naked
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Grant was the best human being to be president
FDR was the most influential, in a positive sense
Carter did the least amount of heinous shit
What about Teddy Roosevelt? He started what would evetyallt become the FDA, regulated business far more than any who cane before him, and was a trust-buster. Not to mention his conservation policy or his negotiating skills in the Russo-Japanese war. The Square Deal was great and I love conservation, but his outspoken imperialism isn't amazing, but I'd still rank him pretty highly.