Pogo
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What link? You have never voted Republican, never belonged to the Party. You don't get to call the shots, Chief.
I am currently registered as a Republican.
I voted for Reagan and Bush 43 twice each.
Got out of the party when Newt Gingrich ruined it
And I'm a ballerina. I am also in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit addition every year because I have the most amazing legs you've ever seen. I live on the moon and commute every day to earth, I like the quiet.
BTW, Bush 43 is W. I think you meant to lie that you voted for his father, no? That was pretty funny. You don't know which Bush you "voted" for, LOL
Actually W is 42, so you're both wrong.![]()
I'm sorry but the bush boy is number 43.
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I'm afraid that's erroneous. I'll prove it.
44 people, 59 administrations. But yeah I'm sorry too. That is a sorry lot.
- Washington
- Adams
- Jefferson
- Madison
- Monroe
- Quincy Adams
- Jackson
- van Buren
- Harrison
- Tyler
- Polk
- Taylor
- Fillmore
- Pierce
- Buchanan
- Lincoln
- A Johnson
- Grant
- Hayes
- Garfield
- Arthur
- Cleveland
- B Harrison
- McKinley
- T Roosevelt
- Taft
- Wilson
- Harding
- Coolidge
- Hoover
- FDR
- Truman
- Eisenhower
- JFK
- LBJ
- Nixon
- Ford
- Carter
- Reagan
- Bush I
- Clinton
- Bush II
- O'bama
- Rump
You're right. Grover Cleveland was president twice but not in succession. He's listed as numbers 22 and 24.
You're right to count him only once.
Yes they are a sorry lot.
Zackly. If you count Cleveland twice then you also have to count Washington, Jefferson (etc etc etc) twice. And you have to count FDR four times even though he's only got three letters.
If they asked on Jeopardy who was the 43rd President of the United States and you answered Obama, you would be wrong.
It's how they count it. It's the answer.
It's the wrong answer. Doesn't matter how many people get it wrong, it's the same amount of wrong.
44 is not 45. It's 44.
So if they asked me on Jeopardy and I said O'bama and they said I was wrong, THEY would be wrong. Provably.
What's more I believe Alex Trebek could figure this out. He's Canadian you know. And they have metric heads of state.