• Fourteen Points - An amazing set of guidelines that would have prevented the current conflict in the Middle East had France and Britain not totally ignored them.
• Advocation of US military force to aid other nations in struggles for liberty, stability, democracy, and the dissolution of formal imperialism.
• Free trade and anti-trust laws.
• Winning World War 1

• Racist, but it was 1913 and he was from the South, so keep it in perspective.
• Socialist. Granted this is a perfectly fine position to hold, it just doesn't agree with my views on economics.

• New Deal. Not much out there is more awesome than pulling a country out of the worst depression in history.
• World War 2
• Four fucking terms. I criticize some of his stuff heavily, but I can't deny the man was amazing and the major things he did far outweigh the things I don't like about him.

• New Deal. lol it is here twice. Same thing with Wilson; I am obviously not a socialist. I do, however, recognize how beneficial it was, which is why I counted it up top.
• Isolationism. I'll grant you that once we got bombed he jumped on the gun but Jesus man, EVIL DICTATORS RUNNING AMOK IN EUROPE. EUROPE.
• Japanese Internment. That was just mean and abusive of power.

• Interstate system. I don't think we would be in as good of shape as we are today, all things considered, if we did not have this amazing system to move us (and our consumer goods) from one place to another.
• Cooperation with the left. No one party has a monopoly on good ideas. Seems to me like after Eisenhower the republicans and democrats began to drift further and further apart and stopped listening to one another.
• His work against racism.

• Ignored the ridiculousness of McCarthyism.
• Intervention in the Middle East. It seems to me that overall his actions in the Middle East made things worse, backing this side and that in civil conflicts and throwing around American weight with no beneficial gains to either other countries or America.

I don't follow presidents too much, but I was always a fan of Herbert Hoover (the only fan lole?). He was ballsy enough to believe in Self-reliance even through the depression. It's admirable for someone to tell you not to depend on the government even when it seemed at the time that everyone needed something from them (due to fall in banks, issues with low wages, etc). It obviously wasn't enough, because Wilson was the one that really ended the depression.

Bill Clinton
+ Seems like a pretty cool guy to hang out with.
- Lied to America.
+ Later actually admitted he lied to America, unlike most Presidents. Got a pretty hard slap on the wrist for it, too.
+ His assault on Iraq as a distraction tactic did not result in a 5+ year war.
+ NAFTA has had a couple of good effects. 
- NAFTA had a couple of bad effects too.

That too, but he was just trying to play it cool with France.

George Washington, why? because if we just listened to him he would be a better country.

he told the people NOT to divide into parties, yet they did anyway and in the most stupidest manner too, as if it were sports teams.

What do I mean by sports teams? Well if you are a fan of the nicks, you most likely follow them even when they make mistakes, even when they are losing games. That's a true fan, sure. However when your party fucks up, and you decide to stick by them and say "we are still right" even though you know your wrong, that's a negative affect on American Government and makes gettings things done impossible.

Well, that and Somalia had been a disaster and maybe they didn't want to repeat that. Hindsight's 20/20 though!