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Subject: That's a matter of opinion. Author: Although any word of dissent about the man who deepened the depression and interred Japanese-Americans will be immediately deleted. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Monday, April 12, 12:52:40pm In reply to: Among historians, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and George Washington are most often listed as the three TOP-rated presidents! 's message, "ARCHIVE: April 12, 1945 ~Beloved 32nd U.S. President FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, central figure in world events of the 20th century, whose domestic 'New Deal' led America out of the worst economic crisis in U.S. history, and foreign leadership conquered Hitler of WWII, whose own suicide just 2 weeks later, ended the Third Reich. -FDR, just 63, died of stroke in his Warm Springs, GA. ..." on Monday, April 12, 12:24:49pm [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Sadly, you're in the minority. (NT) History has proven Roosevelt a great statesman and American. Monday, April 12, 03:17:12pm ... even when he died while with his mistress, not his wife? (NT) -- He was a decent president but let's not deny that he had less than stellar personal qualities., Monday, April 12, 03:19:21pm Look at Eleanor, can you blame him? (NT) -- !, Monday, April 12, 03:52:10pm FDR said before his death the 'New Deal' was his proudest as President. ... -- Backstory, Monday, April 12, 06:25:41pm