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The Hottest American Presidents, Ranked

Ok, we get it. While talking of presidents, term 'hot' is not generally the best adjective to describe them! Politicians are not really required to be 'hot', are they? As far as we believe, they need to be good at what they’re supposed to do: successfully govern the nation. However, what if we rank American Presidents on the basis of their physical attractiveness just for the sake of fun? A president who happens to be hot in addition to being a good one would be a dream come true!

1. John F. Kennedy

    
John F. Kennedy
Also Known As: John Fitzgerald Kennedy, JFK
Birthday: 29 May 1917
Born In: Brookline, Massachusetts, United States
Died On: 22 November 1963
John F. Keneddy is considered as one of the hottest American Presidents. He became president and a very young age and thanks to his dynamic personality, he had numerous extramarital relationships and affairs with popular women, including Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Gene Tierney, and Mary Pinchot Meyer.

2. Ulysses S. Grant

    
Ulysses S. Grant
Also Known As: Hiram Ulysses Grant
Birthday: 27 April 1822
Born In: Point Pleasant, Ohio, United States
Died On: 23 July 1885
Before becoming the 18th president, Ulysses S. Grant led the Union Army against the Confederate Army. While serving as the president, he worked tirelessly for the reconstruction of the Union.

3. George W. Bush

    
George W. Bush
Also Known As: George Walker Bush, George Bush
Birthday: 06 July 1946
Born In: New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Height: 6′0″
In the recent history of the U.S.A, George W. Bush witnessed one of the most turbulent times, courtesy 9/11. In retaliation, he declared 'War on Terror, ' which resulted in dethroning the Taliban regime from Afghanistan.

4. Theodore Roosevelt

    
Theodore Roosevelt
Also Known As: Teddy, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., T. R.
Birthday: 27 October 1858
Born In: New York, United States
Died On: 06 January 1919
In 1912, while campaigning in Wisconsin, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in his chest. However, he refused medical attention and delivered his scheduled speech while covered in blood. He lived with the bullet lodged in his chest for the rest of his life.    

5. Gerald Ford

    
Gerald Ford
Also Known As: Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr., Leslie Lynch King Jr
Birthday: 14 July 1913
Born In: Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Died On: 26 December 2006
Gerald Ford played American football during his younger days. He was a star player for the 'Michigan Wolverines' and helped his team win national titles in 1932 and 1933.