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50. Oh my, lastlib. Your list is wonderful. Thank you very much.

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Looking back at US or World History, what famous person or politician would you like to meet and speak with ? [View all] debm55 Jul 2024 OP

A conversation with Jefferson would no doubt be interesting. Dave Bowman Jul 2024 #1

Thank you Dave Bowman, Indeed very interesting, TY debm55 Jul 2024 #2

Do you figure True Dough Jul 2024 #3

I would, But I would add any of the figures from the Revolution would be, My second choice would be Jefferson debm55 Jul 2024 #9

Franklin, yes, but also Leonardo da Vinci flor-de-jasmim Jul 2024 #4

Thank you, Leonardo da Vinci woud be wonderful debm55 Jul 2024 #16

Mark Twain. Cartoonist Jul 2024 #5

Thank you Cartoonist, Great choice debm55 Jul 2024 #17

American? John Adams Charging Triceratops Jul 2024 #6

Thank you, Charging Triceratops, Excellent choice. debm55 Jul 2024 #44

Eleanor Roosevelt. badhair77 Jul 2024 #7

Thank you, badhair77. Even after FDR died , Eleanor still was a pivotal voice in our country. debm55 Jul 2024 #45

Never pass up a chance to visit their home in Hyde Park, FDR's library badhair77 Jul 2024 #55

Sorry, I don't have one. n/t elocs Jul 2024 #8

That's okay, TY debm55 Jul 2024 #12

Lincoln Sympthsical Jul 2024 #10

Thank you, Sympthsical, Very good choice, debm55 Jul 2024 #13

Mozart. Ocelot II Jul 2024 #11

Jesus Kaleva Jul 2024 #14

Harriet Tubman FullySupportDems Jul 2024 #15

Numerous ITAL Jul 2024 #18

Charlemagne. And Thomas Edison, and Ben Franklin. bif Jul 2024 #19

Siddhartha Gautama... MiHale Jul 2024 #20

Einstein. Prairie_Seagull Jul 2024 #21

Thank you Prairie_Seagull. Einstein would be very interesting to sit down with. I offen wondered if he had a side that debm55 Jul 2024 #37

I've been fortunate... Hugin Jul 2024 #22

Thank you Hugin. Interesting point. debm55 Jul 2024 #36

I'm not religious, but my choice is Mary Magdalene. Talitha Jul 2024 #23

Thank you, Talitha. that is a very interesting choice. debm55 Jul 2024 #34

Would you have to speak Aramaic? 🙂 displacedvermoter Jul 2024 #39

Franklin, yes, but I'll pick Thomas Paine Tom Rinaldo Jul 2024 #24

Thank you, Tom Rinaldo for your choices. Both interesting. I like Jefferson as he also was involved in the French debm55 Jul 2024 #31

HG Wells DBoon Jul 2024 #25

Thank you DBoon. Very interesting choice. debm55 Jul 2024 #28

FDR OLDMDDEM Jul 2024 #26

Excellent choice. Thank you. OLDMDDEM debm55 Jul 2024 #27

You're welcome. OLDMDDEM Jul 2024 #33

Many, but I will pick three obamanut2012 Jul 2024 #29

Mahatma Gandhi WheelWalker Jul 2024 #30

Great Choice, Thank you WheelWalker debm55 Jul 2024 #52

I could think of a hundred..... lastlib Jul 2024 #32

Oh my, lastlib. Your list is wonderful. Thank you very much. debm55 Jul 2024 #50

Mark Twain Doodles Jul 2024 #35

Thank you, Doodles, Indeed a very talented man. debm55 Jul 2024 #49

Franklin Metaphorical Jul 2024 #38

Thank you very much for your choices, Meaphorical. debm55 Jul 2024 #48

Gygax Simeon Salus Jul 2024 #40

Mary Wollstonecraft, or FDR or Eleanor Roosevelt. Timeflyer Jul 2024 #41

Excellent choices, Timeflyer. Thank you very much. debm55 Jul 2024 #47

Gov. Jerry Brown...have seen him in person... Tikki Jul 2024 #42

Thank you, Tikki. Wondererful of California. debm55 Jul 2024 #46

James Baldwin and Bayard Rustin LoisB Jul 2024 #43

Hitler. Doodley Jul 2024 #51

Whoever invented the wheel madamesilverspurs Jul 2024 #53

John Lennon Lunabell Jul 2024 #54

Tomyris, Queen of the Massegetai Zoomie1986 Jul 2024 #56