Trump trifecta

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[Captain Zero]

1. Benjamin Harrison's Campaign Meme was.....

Not Make America Great
Not Build Back Better
Not A New Deal
Not A Fair Deal
Not The New Frontier


Benjamin Harrison's slogan was : Harrison for President ! He Is OK !

Learned it on a tour of his home in Indianapolis.
'OK' was just then a new slang term at the time of his run.
Probably a slogan to stay away from, since it only got him one term, after a loss in the popular vote.

We were on the tour with a sweet retired couple from Missouri who were touring all the president's homes and they started laughing and chuckling over that and then we did too and the rest of the tour we were all wiping our eyes and almost crying with laughter.

[disalitervisum]

2. Four out of six in the lost popular vote/impeached categories

have occurred within the last 50 years of the life of the Republic, starting with Nixon in 1974. Coincidental with the rise of "movement conservatism" and unrestricted free-market capitalism. Seems to me to be a warning from the winds of history.

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4. GREED is word IMHO

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3. 4/13 One term Presidents & 3/5 IMPEACHED were in my lifetime!!

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5. If you consider that the current crop of vindictive Rs impeached Clinton basically for jay walking

compared to the crimes of Nixon and the absolute abuse of the office during tRump's regime, Clinton's fake impeachment could be termed impeachment lite.

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6. This.

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[Freddie]

7. "Less than one term" Presidents

John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Chester Arthur and Gerald Ford were VPs that took the office upon the president’s death/resignation and failed to win a term on their own (or chose not to run or were denied their party’s nomination).
Teddy Roosevelt*, Calvin Coolidge, Harry Truman and LBJ became president upon the president’s death and were elected to a term on their own but chose not to run for a second full term.
*TR chose not to run for a second term in 1908 but decided to run again in 1912 as the candidate of the new Progressive (“Bull Moose) Party. He split the vote with incumbent Taft, handing the presidency to the Democrat, Woodrow Wilson.

[Freddie]

8. "True" one term presidents (see above)

John Adams
John Quincy Adams
James Polk
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Rutherford Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
William Taft
Herbert Hoover
Jimmy Carter
George H W Bush
Donald J. Trump

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9. That Venn diagram is something I think Drumpf would love to share with others because

it shows him as the "Center of Attention". I don't think he understands the verbage.