This Election season, we've been hearing a lot about the policies of our political figures and how they will supposedly help our country if elected, or how they think their favorite candidate with either make America great again or continue to increase its already present greatness. But here's the real question: how good did these guys look when they were our age? Let's rank them.
14. Donald Trump (Republican Presidential Nominee)
The Donald comes in last on the list, and not just because of his policies. He might have had less orange on his skin and more of his own hair back in the day, but he still has all the attitude.
13. Ted Cruz (Sen. Texas, Former Republican Presidential Candidate)

12. Carly Fiorina (Former Republican Presidential Candidate)

11. Paul Ryan (Speaker of the House)

10. John Kasich (Gov. Ohio, Former Republican Presidential Candidate)

9. Elizabeth Warren (Sen. Massachusetts)

8. Bill Clinton (Former President of the United States)

7. Mike Pence (Gov. Indiana, Republican Vice Presidential Candidate)

6. Ben Carson (Former Republican Presidential Candidate)

5. Hillary Clinton (Democratic Presidential Nominee)

4. Barack Obama (President of the United States)
I'm sure over the past eight years, you've probably seen a photo of young Obama in his Harvard days and admired his good looks. But have you read his love letters to his college girlfriend (swoon)?
3. Tim Kaine (Sen. Virginia, Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee)

2. Bernie Sanders (Sen. Vermont, Former Democratic Presidential Candidate)
It's nice to see that even as a youngster fighting for social justice, Bernie Sanders was still rocking the crazy hair and cool glasses (and probably fighting off the ladies because seriously, look at him).
1. Joe Biden (Vice President of the United States)
If you follow me on Twitter, you probably don't have any doubt that Biden is my homeboy. We all know about his love of ice cream and his awkward facial expressions during Obama's speeches, but did you know what a cutie pie he was back in the day? Oh Joe, I think I'll miss you most of all.

























