Creative Quotations from Warren Harding for Nov 2

A thought provoking collection of Creative Quotations from Warren Harding (1865-1923); born on Nov 2. US president (29th); He was the U.S. president who established the Smithsonian Institution and the U.S. Naval Academy.

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[billyguns2]

A man's deeds, not his words, are what counts; therefore, Harding stands tall, and in stark contrast to his often eloquent predecessor who was one of the worst presidents we've ever endured.

[calimar28]

What a great president!

[Piccolo7126]

what a weird president

[procommenter]

Warren Harding had a house (built in 1907) on Magnolia Ave., Daytona Beach. It's now the Cellar Restr.

[billyguns2]

Well, those nigger babies didn't mean much as Harding was elected by a LANDSLIDE.

[billyguns2]

@procommenter Thank heaven we've progressed somewhat as a people.

[gotch09]

I know you made your comment 6 months ago, but if I may ask-which website was that? I've heard rumors about President Harding as well.

[mattgeb84]

so i guess bill Clinton wasn't our first black president after all

[VirgoGal74]

It's been widely rumored/speculated that Harding had fairly strong black ancestry on both sides of his family. Supposedly his great-grandmother was black, which would make Harding 1/8 black (an "octoroon" in older racist terms) I found a website yesterday that had pictures of some of Harding's second cousins and it was pretty obvious they weren't all 100 percent white. Very interesting.

[procommenter]

President Warren Harding was openly called nigger. In his 1920 campaign against Democrat James Cox it was derisively said, or sang: "While cox is on the front porch talking to the ladies; Harding's on the back porch washing nigger babies."