Ron DeSantis

Rank 21 of 47
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Score 42
12/20/2025, 4:50:46 PM
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Ed Clinton Jr
@EdClintonJr1
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2d
@RonDeSantis You do realize the list is from 1948. It’s a solid list, even with Woodrow on the top tier.
Ron DeSantis
@RonDeSantis
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2d
To have Coolidge rated poorly and Woodrow Wilson rated as great is proof that Harvard‘s ideological biases are long-standing.

Wilson was one of the most destructive presidents — and the first to reject the Founders and our original constitutional principles. Wilson thought he
Presidential Wisdom
@PrezWisdom
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4d
Harvard’s rankings of the US Presidents in Time Magazine (1948)

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The statement engages in public discourse by discussing perceived ideological biases in historical rankings by Harvard. It critiques the ranking of presidents, suggesting a long-standing bias. The tone is critical and challenges the integrity of the rankings.

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