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Try New Orleans after Katrina ;)
Bush did...Obama acctually visited there sorta recently... ya know. research that.
President Barack Obama has visited all 50 States as of November 2015. You could write to the White House Historian to get a comprehensive list for Presidents and their dates of US travel.
A century ago, when travel was more difficult and time-consuming, presidents did not spend as much time visiting distant cities. But these days, thanks to air travel (and Air Force One), it is much easier for the president to get away from Washington DC and speak to the voters in other locations. Sometimes, the president's visit is political-- part of a campaign, to get support in that city. But at other times, the president visits to accept an award, promote a policy, or make an appearance to benefit a charity or a cause he supports. Barack Obama has indeed visited all 50 states (although it took him a while to finally do it), but most modern presidents have made the effort to at least go to such major cities as New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago or Houston, as well as visiting some of the smaller cities as time permits.
George Bush Sn. was one . When he visited Finland "he" was photographed sitting in car, while he actually was in other car.
Theodore Roosevelt was the first US President to travel outside the US while he was in office. He sailed to Panama to inspect the canal. George Washington visited the Barbados in 1751, long before he was President.
The vice president of the US is the president of the US senate.
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The vice-president of the United States is the president of the US senate.
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William Jefferson Clinton
President Richard Nixon visited China in 1972, which marked the first official visit by a US president to the country. This historic trip played a significant role in normalizing relations between the United States and China.
That would be President Dwight Eisenhower.
The first US President to visit both China and Russia was Richard M. Nixon
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Yes, President Barack Obama, the 44th President of the U.S., visited Cambodia in 2012. He was the first American leader to do so.
That would be Nixon after wwII
Most of us have never been a U. S. President. In fact, it's quite possible that no U. S. President has ever visited WikiAnswers.
George Washington knew Betsy Ross.
Most US presidents in modern times have visited areas that were experiencing natural disasters. Partially to gauge damage, meet with local leaders to determine what aid was needed, bolster morale of the citizens, and it looks good politically. In early years, rapid travel for long distances was not possible, so they did not.