Top 10 Greatest Republican Presidents
Best president ever, regardless of party. Truly one of the greatest leaders in all of human history, alongside George Washington.
Probably the best Republican President. Although he could be considered the best, his potential was cut short by his assassination. He still remains the greatest president in the United States. Abraham Lincoln ended slavery, defeated the South, and supported equal rights.
Ended slavery. Beat the Confederacy. End of story. Didn't engage in scandalous behavior or incite an insurrection and attempt a coup d'état, unlike others.
Two words: National Parks. Environmentalists should worship at this man's feet. However, the left knows next to nothing about history. Therefore, they will remain forever ignorant about the most environmentally minded president in US history.
Took on corporate elites and made life better for America's working class, who had been at odds with their own employers for better working conditions.
He was the epitome of what a man should be. Went from a sickly kid to taking a bullet to the chest and still giving an 84-minute speech.
He was the man responsible for the interstate highway system. He believed if attacked, our country had to be mobile. He detested prejudice and believed all men and women equal.
War Hero. Supreme Allied Commander during WW2. Created the Interstate Highway System, and made progress on Civil Rights and equality for all Americans.
Great military mind. Deserves honor as President.
I miss Ronald Reagan every day. He had vision and was a true believer. Shining City on a Hill... America always striving to be better and a beacon of hope and inspiration for the world.
Ronald Reagan is and should be the hero of the Republican Party. His leadership put in motion the end of the Soviet Union, winning the Cold War, peace through strength, advocating for a smaller government and more responsible citizens, and sparking the conservative revival in American politics that has shaped our political landscape for decades now.
He made environmental progress with the Acid Rain Treaty with Canada, signing it with Brian Mulroney, but also passing a revised version of the Clean Air Act and creating the National Climate Survey. He also passed the Americans with Disabilities Act and worked across the aisle with the Democrats.
An intelligent, decent human being. Heads and tails above those two buffoons, Reagan and Trump.
Fundamentally helped America and his son unfortunately didn't do much to help the family name.
McKinley is vastly underrated at 15. He is easily in the top 6-7 Republican Presidents.
He was a Republican who cared for the poor and the rich.
Underrated, and economy under his administration had strengthened.
Ulysses S. Grant was one of the best presidents, especially for his efforts to secure civil rights for African Americans. He fought to protect the rights of those who were lynched, denied, and segregated solely because of the color of their skin - something over which they had absolutely no control.
Thank you, Mr. President, for your dedication to justice and equality.
Although his corruption scandals took place during his office, he himself was not corrupt. He followed Lincoln's footsteps and did his best to continue reconstruction. Unfortunately, it ended when Rutherford B. Hayes took office, as the end of Reconstruction was almost inevitable.
Ulysses S. Grant had a tough life before becoming President, making him similar to Calvin Coolidge.
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He's a president who gets way too much hate. Prices were down, the country was at peace, and illegal immigration was reduced because of what Trump did. His supporters actually vote for him, while Harris' supporters basically forced people to vote for her.
His personality aside, objectively speaking, his foreign policies were some of the best ever. He was tough on foreign governments that were charging US taxpayers a lot of money for decades to import and export products into the US. The cost of living was significantly lower under him, especially compared to how it is now under the Biden administration.
No wars were started under him, despite the media assuming he would start World War 3. He gave HBCUs more money than any president in the past has. He was able to push prison justice reform bills for both parties in Congress. He also managed to accomplish a historic peace agreement in the Middle East through the Abraham Accords.
The biggest mistake he made was not adhering to the traditional peaceful transition of power to his successor. Despite that, the country is in a terrible place right now. Inflation is still high, and young people are locked out of the housing market. Two major international wars have been ongoing with threats of nuclear warfare. We definitely need him over Biden.
Silent Cal. Known for his stoic and calm demeanor, Calvin Coolidge is the prime example of modern-day stoicism. Calvin Coolidge did not speak much but had very good knowledge and was a wise man.
Calvin Coolidge boosted the United States and is the spotlight of the roaring '20s. Unfortunately, the death of his father and son led him to not run for another term, as the death of these overwhelmed him, making him similar to Ulysses S. Grant.
I voted for Coolidge because he was the last real Republican, if you're going by today's definition of the party. Every "Republican" President since him has followed a very distorted version of the party's platform.
And while Presidents such as Lincoln and Roosevelt were Republicans, the party was much different back then than it is now. Presidents like Lincoln, T. Roosevelt, and Eisenhower would, most likely, be Democrats today. Just like Clinton and Obama were much more moderate on the issues than their opponents realize, and weren't true Democrats.
Not many people give him credit, but under his administration, he radically transformed the US government by assigning people in the government based on merit, instead of other factors.
He didn't care about himself. He made precedents for George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Wasn't in office for a very long time, but was a good man. His wife championed a lot of good causes as First Lady, supporting women's rights and mental health.
I never vote for the party, but always select the best person for the job. I voted for George W. Bush both times because I thought he was the best person for the job.
Great President. Responded to 9/11 efficiently and capably. His Iraq War might not have been so good, but he really voiced his opinions proudly.
The most underrated president led us through 9/11 and could combine both Republicans and liberals.
He opened relations with China and was the first president to visit. He also visited the Eastern Bloc, visiting Communist Romania under Ceausescu. He created the EPA. If not for Watergate, he would have been remembered as a decent president.
Nixon was a good president. He founded the EPA. Nixon was also well known for being one of the most involved presidents in nature conservation. But sadly, the Watergate scandal affected his power and trust by an immense amount.
He ended the Vietnam War! And was persecuted for the same thing the later president, Obama, did: spying on the opposite party. The difference is that the media proudly played the video from Obama's spy.