I know an astonishing amount of information about the 43 men who've served as the 44 Presidents of the United States: party affiliation, terms of office, even, for many, major Cabinet officers. But I know almost nothing about these fellows:* Samuel Huntington (March 1, 1781– July 9, 1781)* Thomas ...

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As a sometime listener to the Randi Rhodes radio program when she was still on it, I am quite sure that Randi meant no offense when she called Hillary Clinton a big [expletive deleted] whore at a live event for the San Francisco Air America affiliate.Although the ardent... read more...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, History, Stories, North America, United States Ohio has the nickname "Mother of Presidents" because eight U.S. presidents were elected from here. Seven of the eight were born in this state. Although the site of Rutherford B. Hayes' birthplace in Delaware (about 30 minu...