That is a good question. Though there is a great deal of danger involved with occupying the Presidency, the benefits seem to surpass the negatives.
As President, you are leader of the free world, commander in chief of the strongest military ever known to man, and representative of the world's best free market economy.
Will you get assassinated? Maybe. But, the paycheck is fat, around $500,000 including the luxury expense account. The house is pretty nice, and you will forever be embedded in history.
i would have to say that the answer to your question my good sir is yes
The second person to be US President was John Adams in 1797. The second person to be Vice President was Thomas Jefferson.
There is no educational requirement in the US Constitution for a person to be president.
by winning the electoral votes
Yes, if they are an American citizen and at least 35, they meet the minimum requirements. And since Washington DC is a part of the US, they would be a citizen.</
The president would be the person who came out on top in the election; the person in second place would be vice president.
"Mr. President" is the proper address for the US President. "Mr. Obama" would probably not offend him.
No president is IN a $50 bill. After all, it would be very cramped. The person ON a US $50 bill is President Ulysses S. Grant.
there are plenty of different reasons why you would want to become the president. some want to take control of their country and help it through hard times. some want to do bigger and better things in their life. some follow their dreams, you know what I'm talking about; all the kids in the US say they want to be president when they grow up. to be honest, why wouldn't you want to be the president of the US? you get paid, you travel the world, you become famous, and after your term in office you get a lifetime bodyguard system from the secret service.
Everyone on the planet except for the 43 men who have been president.
35 is the minimum age for the US president.
The current US president, Obama, is the 43rd person to serve as President.
Not unless they become a citizen of the USA - you can't have a person who isn't a citizen of the country run the country. That just doesn't make sense. So you have to live in the USA to be the president of the USA. If you live in Germany and want to be president, try running for the president of Germany. You would probably have a way higher chance of achieving that before you became the USA president.
No. The president must be a natural born US citizen.
Oh My God. The president of The USA is elected by we the people of the United states. Anyone could have told you that. hi, if this person who asked this question is from the U.S. lik me then the place you live in is a democracy. the people vote who the presdent they would want to be. who they want to represent them. that's why we get off for election day.
i would have to say that the answer to your question my good sir is yes
Yes Bill Clinton lived in Europe for a while , but a person that was born outside the US even as a US citizen can not become a US President