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25 Greatest Americans
Elvis made the list, Babe Ruth did not.
Are the Clintons in? Find out.
Vote for the Top 5
On the Web Just Click on Norminee of Your Choice

[golfboy]

Hey Matt... one small question... WHAT Clinton success?
Other than luring young chubby interns, and ruining a perfectly good cigar, what did he ever accomplish?

[stylin19a]

Jesse...which is it ?
this ?
Jesse Jackson: "He was a good President and the facts speak for themselves."

or this ?

And that Jesse Jackson was right when he said in 1992 about Bill Clinton: "There is nothing this man won't do. He is immune to shame. Move past all the nice posturing and get really down in there in him, you find absolutely nothing ... nothing but an appetite."

[WestVirginiaRebel]

Moby?!? Who the hell cares what he thinks?

Matt Lauer has the intellectual depth of a puddle. Didn't he used to host Total Request Live?

[doug from upland]

"From my perspective, you cannot call yourself a Christian, talk about the sanctity of life, and then support the death penalty, and support a war."
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And so it would have been proper for a Christian to continue to allow millions to die in gas chambers rather that fight a war against the Nazis. These nitwits will be forever clueless.

[Johnny Allright]

Let's make Ronald Reagan the Greatest american.

[2nd_Amendment_Defender]

I voted George Washington as the greatest American.

You can vote at this website:

http://tv.channel.aol.com/greatestamerican

[NraFreedom]

This is an excellent chance to FREEP this poll. If we all joined together and voted for Ronald Reagan, it would really set the liberals on their heads!

[NraFreedom]

oh, I forgot to tell you that they allow three votes. I cast all three for Ronald Reagan.

[badgerlandjim]

Ain't Hillary wunnerful?... finishing ahead of Dwight Eisenhower and Harry Truman. Wow! What a gal. And where were Grant and Lee and Robert Oppenheimer and Audie Murphy and... well... etc., etc.? They just didn't have the right stuff, I guess.

WHAT A CROCK!

[Publius6961]

I refuse to play in a ridiculous game where sports figures and actors are, even in jest, mentioned in the same sentence as "great".

[christabel]

I liked Reagan. Not sure he was the greatest ever tho. Might have been the best president in the last 100 years.

Bill Clinton may have not been the worst President. It would be almost impossible to be worse than Jimmy Carter. I do think Clinton was the most immoral man to be president.

[infocats]

Here's my nominee...and the envelope please!

[JewishRighter]

The ultimate stupidity of this is that the poll can even include sports and entertainment figures. What in the world defines them as great americans. Great boxer, cyclist, comic, talk show host has ZERO relationship with greatness as an American.

One who has taken no risks, who did not lead the country through perilous times and did not stand for any great American values should not even be considered. Although that would tend to narrow the list down to Presidents, some have lead by greatness in other fields. Washington may have earned the greater part of his American greatness on the battlefield. Although not a favorite of mine, MLK might have achieved a measure of American greatness by championing greater freedom, that ultimate American value, and by doing so with his ideas and not with violence.

My top three: Lincoln, Washington, Reagan.

Washington made the country, Lincoln saved the country and Ronald Reagan saved the world. Not bad. Not bad at all.

[Salvation]

CAST YOUR VOTE!


Voting is now open for Greatest American, and this stage of the voting lasts through Monday, June 13.

Vote for your favorite from the top 25 finalists on the Web at AOL, via a toll-free phone call, or by text messaging.

TOLL-FREE NUMBERS (free of charge from land lines)Muhammed Ali
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Neil Armstrong
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George W. Bush
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Bill Clinton
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Walt Disney
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Henry Ford
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Benjamin Franklin
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Bill Gates
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Billy Graham
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Bob Hope
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Thomas Jefferson
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John F. Kennedy (JFK)
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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Rosa Parks
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Elvis Presley
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Ronald Reagan
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)
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George Washington
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Oprah Winfrey
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