Presidents Questions and Answers

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Where does the vice president live?
Could you tell me what President Obama's salary is?
Do you have to be 35 to be the president?
What is George W. Bush's middle name?
I need to know the answers to some presidential firsts. Can you help me?
Who was the president when the White House got its first car?
What does the president swear to uphold while taking the oath of office?
Who was the first president to have electricity in the White House during their term?
Do you have any famous quotes from Lincoln?
How do I contact the president by phone or fax at the White House?
Can a president serve more than two terms if they are not consecutive? For example, could former President Bill Clinton run for president again after 2000?
Has a president ever been married in the White House?
Who is the only U.S. President in the 20th century not to appoint a chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court?
There are two world capitals named for American presidents. One is Washington D.C., but what is the other?
One of my son's classmates mentioned that there was a president before George Washington. Does anyone know who he was?
Could you give me a list of the prime ministers and presidents of the world?
If the President of the United States resigns or dies in office and the Vice-President becomes President, what is the procedure for selecting a new Vice President? If I remember correctly, that's what happened when Spiro Agnew resigned and Ford became the new Vice President under Nixon.
Which president promised "a chicken in every pot"?
What zodiac sign have the most presidents been born under?
Who was the first U.S. president to be born in a hospital?

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