Maine is a state in the United States of America, and has a governor. The current governor of Maine is Paul LaPage. (Rep). The President of the US is Barack Obama. There has never been a US president from Maine.
George H.W. Bush. He was a Congressman and held various positions in the Federal government, including head of CIA, but he was never a governor. George W. Bush - Texas Bill Clinton - Arkansas Ans: George W. Bush he was never serve as a governor but became president
The President can never appoint someone to fill a Senate vacancy. The U.S. Constitution allows the Governor of the state to which the vacant seat is entitled to make a temporary appointment to fill the seat until a special election can be held, but only if the state legislature has passed a bill allowing him/her to do so. Actually there is one Senate vacancy for which the President appoints a replacement: the U.S. Vice President, who constitutionally is also the President of the Senate. Vice presidential appointments require the approval of both houses of Congress.
The answer is that several presidents had not previously held elected public office before becoming President: Zachary Taylor, U.S. Grant, William Howard Taft [although he was governor-general of the Philippines], Herbert Hoover, and Dwight Eisenhower. This now includes Donald Trump.
Henry Ford was never president
He was never in Congress, but he served as Governor of California from 2003-2011.
there was no president in 1775, he was never president he was only Governor.
Schwarzenegger was never a senator, he is the Governor of California. He was sworn in on Novermber 17, 2003. His term ends in 2011.
He Never was president P.S. dont you mean governor
He was govenor. he never was the president.
He has never been a Governor. Prior to being President he served as a US Senator from Illinois.
Maine is a state in the United States of America, and has a governor. The current governor of Maine is Paul LaPage. (Rep). The President of the US is Barack Obama. There has never been a US president from Maine.
He was never a governor. He served in the Illinois state legislature and US House of Representatives before becoming President.
John Hancock was never a president. He was the governor of Massachusetts though, he died on his ninth term.
He was never the governor of Illinois. He was in the Illinois state senate for three terms, and then he became a U.S. senator.
Yes he was-- but it doesn't mean what we think today. Back then, a "president" of Pennsylvania was the same as what we today would call a Governor. He was one of our Founding Fathers, but he was never a U.S. president.
Benjamin Franklin was never President of the U.S.; however, the was president of the Pennsylvania Executive Council, a position similar to governor today. He was also an inventor..