| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | HistoryFan (98)
12/08/2005 | I can only wish George W. Bush were more like him.
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 | Chagoth (3)
07/27/2005 | TR's anti-Trust, big government policies hurt the nation's economy significantly. However, when it came to foreign policy, TR got it right: He wanted to protect democracies from tyranny around the world. And his conservation policies turned millions of acres into our National Park system. A mixed legacy of unnecessary big government, sound foreign policy and visionary conservationist ideals makes TR just an average president in my book.
If I were ranking all forty-two presidents from best to worst, TR would likely fall somewhere between twelve and seventeen.
TR may be the most over-rated president in U.S. history.
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 | VirileVagabond (32)
05/04/2005 | I find it difficult to overrate Theodore Roosevelt. Practically creating the modern Office of the President, Teddy Roosevelt brought the U.S. onto the world stage and established the country as a world power. He was also largely (though not exclusively) responsible for helping the U.S. transform into a modern economy.
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 | Totsy (0)
03/16/2004 | A president who wasn't afraid to make decisions
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 | Redoedo (39)
09/03/2003 | He certainly gets high points from me for his progressive agenda and his many domestic accomplishments. However, the Filipino-American War was absolutely unjustified and not worth the lives it costed.
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