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2 George Washington, our nation's first president and leader of the American Revolution!

3 Abe Lincoln, our most honorable leader whom pulled our nation through its darkest time!

4 Alexander Hamilton, founding father, first secretary of the treasury and leader of the constitutional convention!

5 Andrew Jackson, "Old Hickory " fought the British in New Orleans !

6 Ulysses S. Grant, Union Army General, led the North through the Civil War!

7 Benjamin Franklin, Genius inventor, political theorist and leading author of the constitution.

8 President Barack Obama
Finally, we have someone to put on the food stamp!!!!!!!

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