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To: Bill who wrote (461091)	9/18/2003 3:12:40 PM
From: Bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

I had no idea Gerald Ford was 126.

To: Bill who wrote (461091)	9/18/2003 3:12:44 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 769667

My point was the exchange was only six days ago....at least half a dozen people posted the proof it was a hoax at that time....I think some, like Orca, like to remain ignorant.... JLA

To: Bill who wrote (461091)	9/18/2003 3:23:15 PM
From: Sedohr Nod	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Interesting....where did you find that?.....not a lot of feedback from the left on those numbers....wonder why?...grin

To: Bill who wrote (461091)	9/18/2003 3:25:56 PM
From: Tadsamillionaire	Respond to of 769667

Presidents at least temporarily without vice-presidents John Tyler - He had been William Henry Harrison's VP, and the position was not filled when Tyler assumed the presidency. Millard Fillmore - He had been Zachary Taylor's VP, and the position was not filled when Fillmore assumed the presidency. Franklin Pierce - William Rufus DeVane King was elected VP, but died before assuming office, and was not replaced. Andrew Johnson - He had been Abraham Lincoln's VP, and the position was not filled when Johnson assumed the presidency. Ulysses Grant - His second-term VP, Henry Wilson, died in office and was not replaced, leaving Grant without a VP for more than a year. Chester Arthur - He had been James Garfield's VP, and the position was not filled when Arthur assumed the presidency. Grover Cleveland - His first-term VP, Thomas Hendricks, was not replaced after dying nine months into his term. William McKinkey - His first VP, Garret Hobart, died in office in 1899, and was not replaced until March 1900 by Theodore Roosevelt. William Taft - His VP, James Sherman, died shortly before the end of Taft's term and was not replaced. Calvin Coolidge - He had been Warren Harding's VP, and the position was not filled until Coolidge was elected for his own term in 1924. Harry Truman - He had been Franklin Roosevelt's last VP, and the position was not filled until Truman was elected for his own term in 1948. Lyndon Johnson - He had been John Kennedy's VP, and the position was not filled until Johnson was elected for his own term in 1964. heptune.com

To: Bill who wrote (461091)	9/18/2003 4:04:36 PM
From: cnyndwllr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

Right wing IQ assessments that are conjured up on message boards are no more believable than those conjured up by the left. If you're going to do that, however, at least make it believable. Reagan, George the 1st and Gerald Ford are all much higher than Clinton? Reagon's the highest, Clinton's the lowest. Oh yeah, that's believable. All those Republicans who have stated in interviews that Clinton had the quickest uptake and a remarkable grasp of complex issues must not have known that his IQ was a little over average. All those that thought Reagon was a front man for a talented group of administrators must not have known that he was a remarkable genius. The only thing declassified, is you. Too funny Bill, but it doesn't speak well for your IQ.