If you could meet anyone in history, who would it be and why?

Thomas Edison.
He has been my influence in finding solutions to those challenges I've faced when doing something, that usually would take two or more people to do, by myself.

I would like to meet Abraham Lincoln. I believe he was the last great President America has ever had. I believe he actually took guts to do what he did, unlike what we have today.

It will have to be Dwight Eisenhower. A born leader, a leader like no other. It was a great president that believes in integration and the people. A great and outstanding military leader that sought to protect this great nation like no other. He created the interstate which keeps our travels going and established NASA among other things.

I would like to meet Hitler before he caused so many needless deaths…and exterminate with extreme prejudice…

If I could go from there, next I would like to meet V. Putin as well. I think you know where that meeting would go also!

When I scrolled down a couple posts when I signed on, I saw someone mentioned meeting Jesus Christ.

This made me happy as I also want to meet Him one day, but He is not dead, and I look forward to seeing Him in the future, as my living Lord!

God Bless and Happy Easter!

I would want to meet Abraham Lincoln. He was an imperfect man who suffered from depression and grief (after his son died), and he surrounded himself with detractors, but he transcended his personal issues to do what was best for our country. By working across the political aisle (and even including some of his opponents in his Cabinet), he was able to bring the country through its greatest crisis, at a tremendous personal cost to himself. I admire him greatly and would love to spend even an hour with him. Thank you,

My grandparents. Now that im older, we could understand each other better.

john f kennedy he was one of the best pres i think

If I could meet anyone in history, I would like to meet Martin Luther King, Jr. I am deeply inspired by his ability to transform his dreams and visions and manifest them into reality. He dreamt of the end of the race war between African Americans and Caucasians – a race war that was long a tool to divide and conquer the people of the United States. He knew that the only way to truly overcome hate is through love and compassion. His peaceful disruption of the status quo by using his incredibly powerful voice to speak for the voiceless changed our nation forever. Although targeted by several opposition groups, he did not let fear deter him. Rather, he charged boldly forward and forged a new path for all of us.
Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, "Never let anyone make you hate them." My mother frivolously sued me last year which was deeply painful for me to experience. However, I listened to one of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s speeches and when I heard him speak these words, I knew that I could not feed into

CHRIST. WHEN WILLYOU COME BACK

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