It’s Presidents Day in America—a time to celebrate all the men who have served as Chief of State (or just to celebrate George Washington’s Birthday). I just made a presidents’ blog… for some reason… but now it’s an American holiday, which warrants some special polls, right?
Poll 1: Who is your favorite U.S. president?
Poll 2: Who should be president of the Capital Wasteland?
Poll 3: Who should be president of the Mojave Wasteland?
Have fun and thanks for reading! 69.l25 (talk)
Results![]
I hope everyone had a great Presidents Day and brushed up on their knowledge of names like "Franklin Pierce," "Millard Fillmore," and "Benjamin Harrison." But because most people aren't interested in their politics, let's just get right to the results. The polls are still open, but let's see where everyone stands right after Presidents Day:
- Ronald Reagan, 1981-1989:
- "Politics is not a bad profession. If you succeed there are many rewards, if you disgrace yourself you can always write a book."
- Theodore Roosevelt, 1901-1909:
- "The only man who never makes mistakes is the man who never does anything."
- John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963:
- "My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
- Elder Owyn Lyons:
- "Here I sit, in the safety of the Citadel, while the people of the Wasteland thirst, and suffer, and die. Here I sit, a failed, feeble old man."
- The King:
- "The Kings are about an idea, you see? Where every man is free to follow his own path, do his own thing. Where every man is a king in his own right."
Thank you to everyone who voted so far!