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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: longnshort who wrote (311316)11/19/2006 8:16:14 PM
From: combjelly  Read Replies (2) of 1574683
 
Like I said, the data is cherry picked. Why start with FDR? We did have two term presidents before him, you know.

Here is a list of multi-term presidents
en.wikipedia.org

Here is the party divisions in Congress
clerk.house.gov

Here is the list


President   Years     6th year   change

Washington 1789-1797  1795       -4
Jefferson  1801-1809  1807       +2
Madison    1809-1817  1815       +5
Monroe     1817-1825  1823  hard to determine
Jackson    1829-1837  1837        0
Grant      1869-1977  1875       -96
Cleveland  1885-1889             split across two terms
           1893-1897  1895       +168
Wilson     1913-1921  1919       +25
FDR        1933-1945  1939       -78
Eisenhower 1953-1961  1959       -61
Nixon      1969-1974  1974       -52
Reagan     1981-1989  1987       -5
Clinton    1993-2001  1999       +5



Might want to throw Cleveland out. His two terms were not contiguous.

As you can see, there isn't a general, 6th year effect. It is bullshit.
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