A Tribute to Our American Presidents

Roy Kelley  - it takes unbridled faith (a raw, intense and completely unrestrained trust in the Almighty that operates without limits). That was the voice and power of leadership through President Lincoln and what he meant when it comes to presidential leadership. 

Wayne Martin - Yes. It's very sad and unfortunate when there is division. For a President to effectively pull the reins in means to restrict, limit, or take back control of failed policies, overspending, and curb the power of those against the President. Voters need to understand how it applies to strong and effective leadership. 

Nina Hollander, Broker - I also find it to be very interesting. Faith has been a cornerstone of the American presidency since its inception, though its role has shifted from a private moral anchor to a prominent feature of public leadership. Isn't it interesting that in times of crisis that unanticipated problems reveal core values, much of which was not noticed when elected to Office of President. That's when Christians and nonbelievers begin to notice their true colors and moral choices. 

Patricia Feager so true, Patricia.

Nina Hollander, Broker - Thank you. I spent the day in school learning! 

Thanks for your comments!

Awe, thank you Dorie Dillard Austin TX. I was very surprised by the results and happy too. Your compliments about the "strong message," and approval of the collage is heartwarming! 

I hope you're making progress. May you be healthier each and every day. 

Lew Corcoran - thank you, very much for the kinds of words that are appreciated. It takes a lot of courage with monumental tasks that need to be done to be the President of the United States of America. This is the type of job that despite the circumstances, many people will never understand how hard it is to live the life of someone being criticized every single day by someone just to make American safe, and secure, making some of the hardest decisions many people will never really know.  

George Souto - Thank you! We the voters need to be reminded about the Four Pillars and be more appreciative to currently be living in a Country that has been blessed. 

Carol Williams - Living in Illinois, I was constantly reminded about the things President Abraham Lincoln did for our country and of course, I learned a lot about his background. He certainly had many dilemmas and choices to make that were not easy. It takes a complex man with faith and dedication to exude Presidential courage and discipline. He faced a lot of hardship and still became one of the greatest Presidents that ever lived.