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Kurt_and_Hunter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Apr-09-10 08:58 AM
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10. Lincoln, and there is no close second.
Edited on Fri Apr-09-10 09:04 AM by Kurt_and_Hunter
Radicalism is a relative concept. If Ronald Reagan had been elected in 1912 he would have been the most radical left-wing president.

Lincoln was elected by a regional minority and the nation dissolved as a direct result of his election. (Because of the perceived radicalism of his views.)

That's big stuff, radical-wise.

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