[Responsibility2nd]

Or maybe you want to go all the way back in time and discuss a veep from a long long time ago.

[montag813]

LBJ and HW were the most impatient.

[x]

Quayle was alright. So, I guess, was Bush. Nixon was good as well.

But back before Nixon, when vice presidents knew that they should be seen (as little as possible) and not heard (at all), they may have been even better (with a few exceptions, like Aaron Burr and Henry Wallace).

I think it was LBJ who started the idea that they had to have their own platform or portfolio or responsibilities (and his wife Lady Bird who came up with the same idea for First Ladies). It was another power grab. Things were better when they were just figureheads.

[Billthedrill]

I kind of like Aaron Burr myself. Except for, you know, the shooting part.

[Theodore R.]

Probably Nixon or Humphrey, who contested each other in the 1968 peresidential election

[Theodore R.]

Seeing what has become of his Democrat Party, HHH looks better and better than he did from 1965-1969.

[cowboyusa]

Agnew, “Impudent snobs.”

[omega4412]

1. Thomas Jefferson
2. Harry Truman
3. John Adams. Moved down the list for the Alien and Sedition Laws
4. Teddy Roosevelt