In the long history of the United States of America, there have been several amounted president in charge of our great nation. 43 Presidents to be exact. Each a very likely and very different individual, but all interesting. We've had from the most interesting, controversial and bold to the most boring and disgusting figures out there. Some can be described in elaborate essays and books meanwhile others can be justified in one term, but none the less all were interesting figures and led important roles in running our country. Therefore they should be accredited for the success of our great nation. Some produced great and admiral things that we still thrive on today, and other simply left things to fix and learn from their successors. Out of all 43 Presidents I had to choose but two. One for the worse and the other for the best of all time.
             The best president in my opinion was George Washington our very first president.
             Washington was born February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He was
             unanimously elected the first president, Washington was inaugurated in New York City on April
             30, 1789. He labored constantly to keep people of all classes at work for the cause. He held a central position between two extremes. He strove to retain the support of the common people, who made up the army and--as farmers and workers--produced the supplies. Before his presidency he was a general who led his diminished troops to several unlikely victories over the British. His commanding tactics led to the victory and success of the revolution and the strive for independence. Realizing from his knowledge of the American people and of the way they lived and fought, Washington took advantage of British methods of fighting that were not suited to a semi primitive environment. He alternated between daring surprise attacks and the patient performance of routine duties. As commander in chief during the American Re
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