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February 17, 2020
3 Martini Lunch•February 17, 2020Helios Media

America’s Underappreciated Presidents

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As America pauses for Presidents Day - or at least the federal government does - Jim and Greg take some time to evaluate a few recent presidents who deserve a closer look at their legacies. They're presidents many of you remember well, but for some reason are rarely mentioned as leaders Americans remember most fondly.

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•Greg Corombos•Jim Geraghty

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    Arahant@Arahant·6y

    You two are so, so, so bad.

    Also, @GregCorombos, John and Jonathan are two separate names. "Jack" Ryan was John Patrick Ryan, Sr., not a Jonathan. I don't know as much about Jack Bauer. But when a guy goes by Jack, he is either a John, or the name on his birth certificate is actually Jack. (Or, he has some name like Herschel and doesn't want to be called that.)

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    Eustace C. Scrubb@EustaceCScrubb·6y

    I like how you carried the spoof on into the ads. An ad for a Justin Bieber album? Pretty funny stuff for Ricochet.

    Can't believe you didn't include the great James Marshall, who took such a stand against terrorism and stood up for the American Family (particularly his own.)

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    RebeccaCoffey@RebeccaCoffey·6y

    If this is your effort to take the day off, I strongly commend the way you did it. :) Very funny.

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    Arahant@Arahant·6y
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    Eustace C. Scrubb (View Comment):

    Can’t believe you didn’t include the great James Marshall, who took such a stand against terrorism and stood up for the American Family (particularly his own.)

    Or James Dale for his leadership when the Martians attacked.

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    Brent Chambers@BrentChambers·6y

    Clive Staples Lewis went by Jack among family and friends

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