It depends on the event, but in general formal attire would be a good idea. For men, during the day, a fresh-pressed, good-fitting shirt under a dark gray or blue suit with a subdued tie and dark socks and shined dress shoes; during the evening a black suit and black shoes. For women, during the day, a smart but subdued pant or skirt suit that does not show your knees or cleavage is appropriate, minimal makeup and jewelry, small earrings if at all, during the evening an understated evening dress (e.g. a little back dress) with black shoes. In both cases, hair should be neat and groomed, and men should shave and trim facial hair, and women should shave legs or armpits if they will be exposed, and of course clip your nails and brush your teeth, etc. Cologne and perfume should be avoided or used VERY sparingly. It's more important that you look clean and groomed than to wear the perfect outfit, however.
A vice-presidential candidate must have the same qualifications as the President, because he may become President.
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True. However, the President has additional term limitations under the 22nd Amendment. (see related question)
True
These are the members of the Electoral College. The meet in their state capitols to caast their votes.
I don't think money is a factor. It is about who you are to the president and why the president should meet with you.
Presidents can meet whoever they want! FOR PETE SAKE THEY ARE THE PRESIDENT!!!
Yes, they do get to meet the President.
The group of advisers that meet with the US president are collectively called the cabinet.
You should wear casual attire when you meet your boyfriends family for the first time.
Yes he has met the president.
There the president. hook you up son
The US President is a CIVILIAN and does not wear a uniform
The President is a CIVILIAN and does not wear a uniform
Yes, she did meet up with him.
if u bring mr. methane with u, u might be let in the white house... then if u bring jack baur, can meet the president
A president might meet with congressional leaders to find out if they had enough votes to override his/her veto.