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  • Great Americans - Part 8 - Political Figures

       May 30, 2005

    Elvis Presley was the winner of the musicians category. He'll join John Wayne, Mark Twain, Jim Thorpe, George S. Patton, Henry Ford and Martin Luther King, Jr. in the finals.

    The next category is political figures. At first I thought that maybe there would be some non-Presidents in here, people like Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, George Marshall and Sam Adams. But, with only nine choices, they're all Presidents. Have at it:

    The polls are closed. George Washington was our winner.

    Here's the schedule for the rest of the categories:

    1. Actors & Directors: May 9-11
    2. Artists & Writers: May 12-14
    3. Athletes: May 15-17
    4. Business Leaders: May 18-20
    5. Champions of Causes: May 21-23
    6. Heroes & Icons: May 24-26
    7. Musicians: May 27-29
    8. Politicians: May 30-June 1
    9. Scientists, Inventors & Explorers: June 2-4


    Posted by kris at May 30, 2005 09:32 AM

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    Comments

    #  May 31st, 2005 11:45 AM      james
    what, no harrison? :-D
     
     
    #  May 31st, 2005 11:49 AM      kris
    Who's Harrison? William Henry Harrison? Hey, *I* supposed to be the one who picks the obscure people, not you!  
     

     

     


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