Who's The MOST-Productive Ex-President?

George W. Bush.

Hoover was for years, and now maybe Bush. Democrats could not buy what those two presidents gave to the Democrats--and free. The problem is that after ever so many election cycles we have to elect a Republican to remind us of what conservatives do to to America and they have done in the past.
 
Was he? Did he find a lot of coins walking up and down the beaches of San Clemente with his baggy old shorts and metal detector?

Sorry, seriously though. I'll confess ignorance - what did he do?

After Watergate, Nixon was a recluse

But he started writing and eventually emerged as an elder statesman advising on foreign policy. While Nixon was a prick, he was very knowledgeable about foreign affairs. While he could never erase his Watergate legacy, he did salvage his reputation somewhat

Nixon was a masterful foreign policy president.....

Yeah....sure.....like the.....


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If we are talking about personal productivity, it has to be Carter. He has done a great deal of charitable work. Clinton has done a great deal while staying indirectly involved with politics. Bush Sr. has done a lot working quietly from the sidelines.

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....Until he got shit-faced.....and, had to be escorted off-the-field.
 
most productive ex-president? Kennedy, he got half the country named after him. next in line is MLK, he has a street named after him in every american city.

yes, I know MLK was not president.
 
hoover did partially rehabilitate himself after FDR passed. He was an effective technocrat, but he lacked the vision thing.
It is not a question of rehabilitation. The question was, who was the most productive. Carter used to be fairly effective at symbolic stuff, but Hoover actually took on and administrated major tasks successfully:

Herbert Hoover - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Carter, not so much.
 
hoover did partially rehabilitate himself after FDR passed. He was an effective technocrat, but he lacked the vision thing.
It is not a question of rehabilitation. The question was, who was the most productive. Carter used to be fairly effective at symbolic stuff, but Hoover actually took on and administrated major tasks successfully:

Herbert Hoover - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Carter, not so much.

Still ... hard to beat Taft. I'm thinking chief justice of the supreme court has a pretty extensive to-do list.
 

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