Rev. Erudite Redneck, B.S., B.S., M.A., M.Div.

I can live with this.

Take the test, and tell me where you are!
 

You scored as a George Washington
1st President, in office from 1789-1797 Born: 1732 Died: 1799
George Washington
74%
John Kennedy
71%
Theodore Roosevelt
69%
Abraham Lincoln
67%
Woodrow Wilson
57%
Franklin Roosevelt
57%
Thomas Jefferson
50%
Dwight Eisenhower
48%
Ronald Reagan
38%
Harry Truman
36%
Lyndon Johnson
26%

Now this is a group I would have thought I would be like. GW? I'm old but that is a little ridiculous. I have the opinions and thoughts of an 18th Century man. Shit!
 

What I ment to say was :Now this is a group I would have NEVER thought I would be like.
I was betting on Milard Philmore and Rutherford B. Hayes.
 

I am somewhat puzzeled that an old confederate such as you can qualify as 57% on Lincoln. Maybe it was that "redneck" part.
 

Ol' Abe WAS a redneck. There is that.

Now, you know I'm a Rebel symp for almost purely sentimental reasons. And Abe WAS the biggest lib of 'emn all, in some ways.
 

You scored as a Franklin Roosevelt
32nd President, in office from 1933-1945 Born: 1882 Died: 1945
Franklin Roosevelt 64%
Thomas Jefferson 59%
Dwight Eisenhower 57%
Theodore Roosevelt 55%
Abraham Lincoln 52%
Harry Truman 50%
John Kennedy 48%
George Washington 45%
Ronald Reagan 43%
Lyndon Johnson 38%
Woodrow Wilson 38%

Great presidents? Why is Reagan on this list then?
 

I think there's something wrong with the quiz. I scored almost exactly as drlobojo.

George Washington 62%
Theodore Roosevelt 60%
JFK 57%
Harry Truman 53%
Dwight Eisenhower 52%
FDR 45%

Those were my top six.

I was hoping for either Rutherford Hayes or William McKinley. Or perhaps William Henry Harrison.
 

GKS said: "I think there's something wrong with the quiz. I scored almost exactly as drlobojo."

Notice that "we" score almost exactly opposite of ER. In that I, at least, am the submerged, but soon to be liberated, alternative personality of ER, one would expect such a difference.
 

You scored as a Theodore Roosevelt
26th President, in office from 1901-1909 Born: 1858 Died: 1919
Theodore Roosevelt
86%
Franklin Roosevelt
71%
Woodrow Wilson
57%
Thomas Jefferson
57%
Ronald Reagan
57%

He was such a prolific killer! Left a lot of carcases for the use of my children. I would have thought however I would have been more like George W. Bush.
 

Holy Crap. I'm similar to ER? Boy, are we in trouble.

Which Great US President Are You Most Like?
You scored as a Lyndon Johnson
36th President, in office from 1963-1969 Born: 1908 Died: 1973
Lyndon Johnson 69%
Ronald Reagan 55%
John Kennedy 55%
Abraham Lincoln 52%
Franklin Roosevelt 48%
Dwight Eisenhower 43%
Thomas Jefferson 41%
Woodrow Wilson 29%
Theodore Roosevelt 24%
George Washington 24%
Harry Truman 14%
 

Hmmm... I got Washington, too. But I think it's the 50/50 on JFK and Ronny that's most strange.

George Washington 79%
Theodore Roosevelt 62%
Abraham Lincoln 59%
Dwight Eisenhower 55%
John Kennedy 50%
Ronald Reagan 50%
Franklin Roosevelt 48%
Thomas Jefferson 45%
Lyndon Johnson 45%
Woodrow Wilson 33%
Harry Truman 26%
 

I had to try this when I saw Reagan slightly over 50% on yours. ;)

You scored as a George Washington
1st President, in office from 1789-1797 Born: 1732 Died: 1799
George Washington
62%
Abraham Lincoln
59%
Theodore Roosevelt
55%
Franklin Roosevelt
55%
John Kennedy
52%
Thomas Jefferson
50%
Ronald Reagan
48%
Dwight Eisenhower
45%
Harry Truman
43%
Woodrow Wilson
38%
Lyndon Johnson
36%
 

From mr bbs......
Abraham Lincoln 64%
George Washington 60%
John Kennedy 57%
Ronald Reagan 55%
Lyndon Johnson 53%
Theodore Roosevelt 50%
Dwight Eisenhower 50%
Harry Truman 48%
Franklin Roosevelt 48%
Thomas Jefferson 36%
Woodrow Wilson 26%
 

I scored a 67% match on three Presidential fellers: Abe Lincoln, JFK and FDR...

Whodathunkit?

Ronholio

Hey, ER if ya get bored again... (in your spare time lol) check out my blog, I have actually been putting stuff on it from time to time and seem to have found a theme I can follow LOL!!
And if you ever get a chance, what a thing called CSA on (I think) the History Channel its a historical/fictional "documentary" that acts as if the CSA had won the war, complete with fake commercials and Newscasts it is at the very least thought provoking.

Ronholio
 

That's OK DrLo,
I'm not old (at least I don't think I am) but I'm most like George Washington too (78%).
I wish I knew more about him other than crossing the Delaware, being first pres and - wasn't he the one that was cutting down dad's fruit trees and then bragging : " I cannot tell a lie...?" - or was that someone else...?

I would never cut down a fruit tree.
 

From the wonderful "Library of America", I have a one-volume collection of George Washington's writings. They make for interesting reading, beginning when he was but 16 years old and served as an emissary for the British to the "frontier outpost" of Duquesne (what is now Pittsburgh). He comes across, at 16, as an overconfident prig, a bit taken with himself. His later writings, continue his rather elevated estimation of himself, including his own humility.

He must have been a singular individual, possessing what is now known as "charisma", because his exploits during the Revolution show him to be an incompetent general (he lost the battle of Brooklyn Heights by dividing his outnumbered forces, allowing the British to take care of each of them in turn; he would make the same mistake again and again, until the battle of Trenton when he overwhelmed a drunk Hessian force). He also cultivated hemp on his plantation, but not for rope-making, or perhaps not only for rope making. Even after reading his writings, he is more than a bit of an enigma to me.

And yet, I scored just like him, and I'm easy. To figure out.
 

*cough*
 

I was flattered to come out as JFK on this test but spooked to have Reagan and Eisenhower on my list. Ew. I'd sort of wanted to be Polk.
 

P.U. Polk was a warmonger acting under color of patriotism and U.S. advancement in the face of barbarians. He was unique that way. Not.
 

ER, I really don't know that much about Polk. It's just a cool name and an important street in SF. And Tony Joe White's "Polk Salad Annie" was one of my first 45s. Country funk about a chick's mom that worked on a chain gang. Nothing is better than that.
 

You scored as a Ronald Reagan
40th President, in office from 1981-1989 Born: 1911 Died: 2004
Ronald Reagan
83%
Dwight Eisenhower
71%
Theodore Roosevelt
67%
George Washington
64%
Franklin Roosevelt
60%
Abraham Lincoln
59%
John Kennedy
57%
Thomas Jefferson
52%
Lyndon Johnson
48%
Harry Truman
43%
Woodrow Wilson
43%

I'm cool with this. I think all my favs are here, along with a couple not so fave. Really sad to see Johnson here. Wonder which questions put him on the list?