American Presidents

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The White House The remarks were that of Thomas Jefferson

It’s where John F Kennedy was shot in Dallas

Ulysses S. Grant, in 1879, two years after he left the White House.

Our sixth president, John Quincy Adams, in 1825.

Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Theodore Roosevelt. He jogged around the Washington Monument daily.

Ronald Reagan.

Lincoln

Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy

Woodrow Wilson.

Roosevelt.

Memphis.

Wilson

Jimmy Carter.

President-to-be Lyndon Johnson, who served in the Navy.

President-to-be Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy. The dramatization was the Thanksgiving feature on General Electric Theater, which Reagan hosted.

Chelsea Clinton.

Bill Clinton’s.

2nd President of USA

35 – according to Article II, Section 1.

George Washington Hospital.

John F. Kennedy.

One vote, The Senate voted 35 to 19 against Johnson, just shy of the two-thirds required to remove him from office.

George H. Bush.

Lyndon Johnson.

Thomas Jefferson’s.

Jack Dempsey, who made the remark after Gene Tunney beat him in a world heavyweight championship bout in 1926.

Charles Curtis.

John F. Kennedy.

Cordell Hull.

Freedom of speech and worship, and freedom from want and fear.

Electric toothbrushes.

Where’s the rest of me? – words he delivered in the 1941 film “King’s Row” when he woke up and discovered both his legs had been amputated.

James Madison, the fourth President, who was 5 feet 4 inches tall and never weighed more than 100 pounds.

Robert, Eddie, Willie and Tad. Only Robert lived to maturity.

Family Ties.

Dallas

George H. Bush.

Theodore Roosevelt.

Richard Nixon

Nine.

Donald Trump.

Kennedy.

Virginia.

Her piano teacher, who found Socks and his sister, Midnight, abandoned in a park in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1990 and took them home. Chelsea fell in love with Socks during a piano lesson and adopted her.

Roosevelt.

Ronald Reagan.

Five – Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Benjamin Harrison.

Franklin D. Roosevelt.