
Rating America's Presidents
An America-First Look at Who Is Best, Who Is Overrated, and Who Was an Absolute Disaster
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Rick Adamson
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Robert Spencer
Most historians of the American presidency - walking in lockstep with today's hard-left academic establishment - favor presidents who were big-government statists and globalists. They dislike presidents who lowered taxes, protected American workers, and avoided getting the United States entangled in foreign conflicts that had nothing to do with protecting the American people. It is through that prism that they see all of American history.
It's time for a change. Nowadays, with socialism massively discredited and internationalism facing more opposition than it has since before World War II, it's time to reevaluate what the leftist historians have told us. Donald Trump was elected president pledging to put America first, as any nation's leader should put his or her own people first. There needs to be an America-first reevaluation of him and his predecessors.
This book, therefore, rates the presidents not on the basis of criteria developed by socialist internationalist historians, but on their fidelity to the United States Constitution and to the powers, and limits to those powers, of the president as delineated by the Founding Fathers. America's presidents are rated on the extent to which they put America first - not in the sense of a narrow isolationism, but whether they really advanced the interests of the American people.
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I wouldn't call the author biased. Rather, he's mindful of the presidential oath to preserve, protect and defend the U.S. Constitution--that is, putting his country first. This is the yardstick by which every president, regardless of party, is measured. Why, for example, should we send troops to fight prolonged, undeclared limited wars on the other side of the world that don't affect US interests? Or limit immigration regardless of the reason? As far as Islamic countries, he warns that whatever help we give them, we'll still be infidels in their eyes--but I see there are other whole books written about that subject.
The narrator's voice is clear and conversational, not distracting me from the narrative itself.
Fascinating Overview of all 45 Presidents
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A lot of good information
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Great book; audiobook so so
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That he rated Lincoln a 10. He was a war criminal who destroyed the Union.
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Most Informative
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HORRIBLE RIGHT WING
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Disdain for Democratic Presidents. Praises Ronald Reagan and Donald J Tяцmp
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I am curious to know how a credible historian can rate a sitting president a perfect 10/10. One: his time in office isn’t over (he could have 4 more years). Two: 300,000 Americans have died from a pandemic the current President attempted to down play. The intro to Trump includes a full minute of slamming Hillary Clinton?
After getting through reconstruction, the conclusion I came to was this: If you hated Indians, despised the inevitable global connection that we have today, and hated centralized bank, you were awesome. At one point in this book, Spencer refers to Jackson as a humanitarian. Rates Jackson an 8/10 and blames Van Buren for the national financial crisis caused by Jackson’s policies.
There are some cool facts that I learned about President that most have forgotten about, which is cool.
So read it for simple tid-bit facts and stories. Spencer is the least credible historian that I have read. 30% of this book is laughable.
Author: Robert Spencer
Type of Author: Good for people who align with his beliefs, terrible for those that want to learn about American history.
Rating: 3/10
A Historian Whom Gives Opinion is No Historian at All
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Obvious conservative.
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