5. Abraham Lincoln

4. Chester Arthur

3. Benjamin Harrison

2. Martin Van Buren

1. William Howard Taft

shinigami-sidhe, I hope you aren't hurt that I went with a mere moustache. I just think as far as moustaches go, this one is especially divine. Or if not divine, then certainly walrus-esque.
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I think mustaches are a delightful sub-category of facial hair. Remember, it's not simply amount we are discussing, it is quality, and I would find it difficult to argue with that delightful mustache.
Also, how about a category for presidents who could really have used some facial hair? The only one I can think of right now is Zachary Taylor, who had a face that could have used some coverage and also some beard power to keep him in office longer.
That's not Howard Taft, that's Mike Holgren!
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