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QualificationsQualifications
35 years old35 years old Natural Born CitizenNatural Born Citizen Resident of the U.S. for at Resident of the U.S. for at
least 14 yearsleast 14 years
TermsTerms
Term is four Term is four yearsyears
Amendment Amendment XXII set the XXII set the two-term two-term traditiontradition
Max of 10 Max of 10 yearsyears
Shortest Term as PresidentShortest Term as President
Ninth President Ninth President William Henry William Henry HarrisonHarrison
Inaugurated on a Inaugurated on a bitterly cold day and bitterly cold day and gave the longest gave the longest inauguration speech inauguration speech in history in history
Caught pneumonia Caught pneumonia and died one month and died one month into his terminto his term
Two Nonconsecutive TermsTwo Nonconsecutive Terms
Grover Cleveland is Grover Cleveland is the only President to the only President to serve two serve two nonconsecutive terms nonconsecutive terms in officein office
2222ndnd and 24 and 24thth President President Only President to be Only President to be
married in the White married in the White House in 1886House in 1886
SalarySalary
Washington Washington received received $25,000$25,000
George Bush George Bush receives receives $400,000$400,000
Government ExperienceGovernment Experience None NecessaryNone Necessary All but five All but five
Presidents had Presidents had previous political previous political experienceexperience
Eisenhower was Eisenhower was the last one to the last one to not have not have experience.experience.
$ Money $$ Money $
Candidates may spend $30.91 Candidates may spend $30.91 million before the national million before the national conventionconvention
Then $61.82 million between Then $61.82 million between the convention and the electionthe convention and the election
Federal Election Commission Federal Election Commission gives public funds to the gives public funds to the candidatescandidates
The PerksThe Perks Travel allowance of $100,000Travel allowance of $100,000 Air Force, helicopters, limousinesAir Force, helicopters, limousines Live in the White House and Live in the White House and
Camp David as a resortCamp David as a resort Free medical, dental and eye careFree medical, dental and eye care
The White HouseThe White House
3 Elevators3 Elevators 5 Major Floors5 Major Floors 2 Basements2 Basements 7 Staircases7 Staircases 12 Chimneys12 Chimneys 32 Bathrooms32 Bathrooms 132 Rooms132 Rooms 160 Windows160 Windows 412 Doors412 Doors
Built Between 1792 and 1800
Political and Personal BeliefsPolitical and Personal Beliefs
Most come from Middle Most come from Middle Class backgroundsClass backgrounds
Poor: Lincoln and Poor: Lincoln and TrumanTruman
Rich: Roosevelt(s) and Rich: Roosevelt(s) and JFKJFK
Most are white, married Most are white, married and protestantand protestant
Only President Not Married When Only President Not Married When ElectedElected
1515thth James James Buchanan Buchanan was engaged was engaged once but once but never got never got married his married his fiancee died fiancee died suddenly suddenly
RetirementRetirement
Pension of Pension of $148,000$148,000
Free Office Free Office Space and Space and MailingMailing
$96,000 a year $96,000 a year for office helpfor office help
Originally wanted to rent space in Carnegie Towers then changed to an office in Harlem
Office SpaceOffice Space Carter’s office is Carter’s office is
$93,000 a year$93,000 a year Former Pres. Former Pres.
Reagan’s cost Reagan’s cost $285,000 a year$285,000 a year
Clinton’s cost Clinton’s cost $354,000 a year for $354,000 a year for the Harlem office. the Harlem office. The towers would The towers would have cost $700,500have cost $700,500
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Amendment XXV established the Amendment XXV established the order to the Presidencyorder to the Presidency
PresidentPresident Vice PresidentVice President Speaker of the HouseSpeaker of the House President Pro TemporePresident Pro Tempore Secretary of StateSecretary of State
Presidential DisabilityPresidential Disability
President must inform Congress of President must inform Congress of his inability to perform duties and his inability to perform duties and Vice President will take overVice President will take over
If Vice President and Cabinet feel If Vice President and Cabinet feel President is unable to perform duties President is unable to perform duties they must inform Congress and then they must inform Congress and then Congress has 21 days to determine Congress has 21 days to determine President’s dutiesPresident’s duties
Vice President’s RoleVice President’s Role
Preside over the Preside over the Senate and vote in Senate and vote in case of a tiecase of a tie
Determine if Determine if President is disabledPresident is disabled
Sit on national Sit on national security councilsecurity council
Vice Presidents Who Became Vice Presidents Who Became PresidentPresident
14 Vice Presidents 14 Vice Presidents have gone on to have gone on to become Presidentbecome President
George H. W. BushGeorge H. W. Bush Gerald FordGerald Ford Lyndon B. JohnsonLyndon B. Johnson Richard NixonRichard Nixon Harry S TrumanHarry S Truman Theodore RooseveltTheodore Roosevelt