David Letterman’s Top Ten List:
1 — “Any way we can just get Tina Fey to do it?”
2 — “John Edwards wants to know if you’d like some private tutoring in his van
3 — “Can we get Congress to bail us out of this debate?”
4 — “We have to wrap it up for the day — McCain eats dinner at 4:30″
5 — “Can I just use that lipstick-pit bull thing again?”
6 — “We’re screwed!”
7 — “Maybe we’ll get lucky and there won’t be any questions about Iraq, taxes, or health care”
8 –” Hey, I can see Mexico from here!”
9 — “Can you try saying ‘Yes’ instead of ‘You betcha’?”
10 — “Let’s practice your bewildered silence”
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10. Jimmy Carter, 1976
40,828,929 votes
9. Lyndon B. Johnson, 1964
43,126,506 votes
8. Ronald R. Reagan, 1980
43,899,218 votes
7. Bill Clinton, 1992
44,908,254 votes
6. Richard M. Nixon, 1972
47,165,234 votes
5. Bill Clinton, 1996
47,401,185 votes
4. George H.W. Bush, 1988
48,881,221 votes
3. George W. Bush, 2000
50,459,211 votes
2. Ronald W. Reagan, 1984
54,281,858 votes
1. George W. Bush, 2004
59,668,261 votes
According to Whitehouse.gov
10. John Tyler
51 years and 8 days
9. Millard Fillmore
50 years and 184 days
8. James K. Polk
49 years and 122 days
7. James A. Garfield
49 years and 105 days
6. Franklin Pierce
48 years and 101 days
5. Grover Cleveland
47 years and 351 days
4. Ulysses S. Grant
46 years and 311 days
3. Bill Clinton
46 year and 149 days
2. John F. Kennedy
43 years and 236 days
1. Theodore Roosevelt
42 years and 322 days
According to Whitehouse.gov
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