>>>>>>>>>>I have a hunch he will stop doing the presidential tease right around the time his TV show wraps up the current season.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>No hunch necessary as he said as much 2 weeks ago.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Donald Trump will* unveil the date and time for a press conference where he will make a formal announcement about his presidential plans during the finale of his reality show, a top Trump aide told CBS News.
>>>>>>>>>http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20053932-503544.html
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Run, Donald, run! ;-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>He could certainly do a better job than the bumbling idiot we have in the white house now....
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>>>>>>He'd certainly be more entertaining. And he'd really class the place up. Some gold faucets and Taj Mahal touches would be nice.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I think Charlie Sheen might be ready for a career change by then, so Trump will get at least one of his first picks for the cabinet.
>>>>>
>>>>>The more I hear Trump and Charlie Sheen the more I think they have the same script writers. And it's all geared to appeal to the stupidest most paranoid whackpots in our society, namely the far right conservatives.
>>>>>
>>>>>Obama is not only one of the most qualified presidents in recent memory, but I would definitely put him in the top 10 greatest :
>>>>>
>>>>>1.) Lincoln
>>>>>2.) Washington
>>>>>3.) Roosevelt
>>>>>4.) Kennedy
>>>>>5.) Eisenhower
>>>>>6.) Truman
>>>>>7.) Obama (and moving up!)
>>>>
>>>>You're kidding, right?
>>>>
>>>>I agree with most of your picks except for Eisenhower, Roosevelt and Obama.... you're missing Reagan...
>>>
>>>In terms of influence I agree with you on Reagan. I don't know that I agreed with him on anything but there is no denying he left footprints. He still casts a long shadow over American politics a generation later. For the same reason I think FDR's inclusion (if that was the Roosevelt Grover meant) is indisputable.
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>>>Re Obama, I'm not sure he will be remembered that highly but it's way too soon to tell. Nor do I think he will be remembered at the bottom of the list, as some here like to say. (I'll take Warren G. Harding for 100, Alex).
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>>Yeah, but if I were picking guys to hang out with or invite to a poker game Harding would be sitting between Jack Kennedy and Bill Clinton, TR and Franklin would be there, and probably Truman and Ike as well.
>>
>>BTW I've been reading about Herbert Hoover a bit lately. Really a fascinating guy and probably one of the smartest and most accomplished men ever to be President.
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>Just bad timing, maybe.

Might have been better if someone else had followed Coolidge and Hoover came in in '33. Check out his bio - amazing life pre Presidency.