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What happens when the Rough Rider squares off against the Father of the Country? In this unprecedented GoatWars showdown, Theodore Roosevelt's audacious 'Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick' ethos clashes with George Washington's dignified 'First in War, First in Peace' legacy. This battle isn't just about who graces more textbooks; it's a contest over who truly defines American presidential greatness. Will fans lean towards Roosevelt’s fiery brand of leadership or Washington’s stoic blueprint for the nation’s beginnings? Your favorite here sets the tone for what qualities we cherish most in our leaders.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer George Washington over Theodore Roosevelt when it comes to the greatest Presidents of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick George Washington 78.5% of the time over Theodore Roosevelt.
Across all battles:
George Washington win rate: 78.5%
Theodore Roosevelt win rate: 55.0%
It's the classic clash of foundational legacy versus progressive reform. Washington set the stage as the nation's first leader, while Roosevelt reshaped it for the modern age. Fans are torn between reverence for foundational values and a push for progressive change.
Teddy's known for his vibrant personality and progressive reforms—things like the National Parks and the Square Deal. Fans love him for his energy and dedication to change, which really set him apart from other presidents.
It looks like fans really resonate with Washington's foundational role in American history. He's not just a president; he's a symbol of the nation's beginnings. That kind of historical impact is tough to beat, even for a powerhouse like Teddy Roosevelt.