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Best, Worst First lady of all time

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Hands down Hillary Clinton was the best 1st Lady. She showed the world that a woman doesn't need to relegate herself solely to a supportive role.

 

Cant think of a worst.

Best: Hillary Clinton

 

Worst: William Henry Harrison's wife...

Best: Hillary Clinton

 

Worst: William Henry Harrison's wife...

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Mrs. Harrison didnt have a chance! :lol

Really? I could have sworn James Buchanan's first lady was the worst...

 

...if only because the position was vacant.

Edith Wilson, "the Petticoat President", is my choice for Best First Lady.

 

The first woman President? Edith Wilson, the wife of Woodrow Wilson, served as acting President for 1 1/2 years. When her husband suffered a stroke, and because the Constitution had not yet been amended to appoint the Vice-President in his place, Mrs. Wilson handled the Presidential affairs aptly, filling vacancies and administering foreign policy.

 

http://www.geocities.com/snowyssillyfacts/politics2.html

 

Worst First Lady: Betty Ford.

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