president?
Q. anyone know our 16th president bc i got a major test
Asked by Mike M - Wed Dec 20 19:04:16 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Abraham Lincoln was our 16th President of the United States. Chow!!
Answered by No one - Wed Dec 20 19:11:20 2006

PRESiDENT!!!?
Q. So since hilary is gonna win and mccain is gonna win does that mean mccain is gonna be the next president? I really didnt want to ask a question i just did so noone can say i didnt but i already know mccain will win cause in all the polls he beat hilary by double digits so I guess we know who our next president is!!!
Asked by Jimmy J - Tue Feb 5 22:42:54 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments

A. oh screw hillary and mcCain Obama all the way.
Answered by sunshine - Tue Feb 5 22:48:26 2008

PRESIDEnt!!?
Q. what if a women who was half black half hispanic who was also in a wheelchair was the president on the united states
Asked by mmkkk - Tue Jun 26 14:13:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Um...? Yeah...What if...? Then I'd guess we'd have a woman who was half black, half Hispanic, and in a wheelchair as the, as you say, PRESIDEnt, of the United States...? Is that the right answer...?
Answered by kentuckygal - Tue Jun 26 14:18:59 2007

Can a president be convicted of a crime as president, once he leaves office?
Q. If it was found out that President Bush committed crimes (for argument sake, let's say war crimes) during his presidency, can he be convicted after the fact? Is there a statue of limitations for the President? How long before he has immunity from this?
Asked by Ramman - Sun Jan 18 10:16:28 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes.. but you'd have to find a cop that wasnt an accomplice.. or one that wasnt as crooked as bush.. to arrest him.. then a court not as corrupt as bush to convict him.. so .. you can forget about it.. the first test of obama will be the bush criminal enterprise issue that hijacked our govt.. and drove it into ruin.. murder torture kidnapping agressive war.. attacking and destroying much of the us constitution.. using lies to fraud the people. no bid contracts to their friends .. nothing more than money laundering.. except that it alsto cost close to a million lives. i dont know of any statute of limitations on treason.. torture.. murder.. kidnapping.. treason.. these are all capitol crimes i think. unfortunatly i think obama will… [cont.]
Answered by stumpedII - Sun Jan 18 10:32:09 2009

What does President Awards mean in a Toyota Service Center?
Q. Hi, I have a problem (need an oil change + some repair on my engine) with my car and I have really two dealerships to bring my car to, one was awarded president awards and another wasn't. The one without the president awards is closer to my house and I am planning to have my car fixed there. My question is that what does president award mean and would that affect the the quality of service significantly in my case?
Asked by ysd_clint - Sat Dec 20 10:03:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Basically, they get high marks on customer surveys. Some dealerships will specifically ask customers to reply to surveys with the highest checkmark possible, otherwise they don't get their awards/bonuses... I wouldn't let the award/lack of award sway you one way or the other. Just go wherever is convenient or has quoted you the lowest rate. (Each dealership has different hourly rates, set menu rates (oil change, x-mile service, etc.), and different prices on parts.)
Answered by mrvadeboncoeur - Sat Dec 20 13:10:10 2008

If President Obama lets up off the Socialism Agenda will very small companies have a chance to grow?
Q. I'm investing in penny stocks right now in hopes that I can build some wealth in the future. LOL Sad but true. Anyway, is the Socialism pursued by President Obama limiting very small businesses from expanding and becoming successful in the future? In other words is President Obama preventing me from seeing dough in my penny stock investments?
Asked by Jeffersons - Mon Nov 2 12:03:45 2009 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments

A. his social agenda is good for everyone including business. if the people are taken care of and healthy they will do better at work
Answered by Frank - Mon Nov 2 12:07:51 2009

What is the difference between president and president elect in a service organization?
Q. I'm working on a paper concerning my local Rotary Club. They have two offices for president: president and president elect. I'm not sure what the difference is, and nothing pops up on Google. My google isn't broken, but thanks. I'm pretty sure since both president and president-elect are listed in their handout (good for 1 year) that the offices and duties are different. I know what the president and president elect are concerning the United States political offices.
Asked by Lexie - Sun Apr 18 23:42:41 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Between the election of a President and the moment they take office, they're called the President Elect, ie "the guy who has been elected to be President but isn't actually President yet". I don't know specifically how it works in the Rotary club.
Answered by Hugh - Sun Apr 18 23:45:23 2010

Does a president deserve a certain level of respect for having been elected to high office by a majority?
Q. I don't think that pointing out that the previous president's name is a homonym of a slang word for female genitals, as many people have done, is appropriate. The same applies to the current president, not to mention everyone else. I think it is childish, and does not promote constructive discussion. What do you think?
Asked by Steve G - Sun Sep 6 12:43:46 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes he does, but he does not deserve a blanket of immunity for his actions. His popularity is down, not because of being elected, because of his actions. This applies to Bush and Obama.
Answered by perflexed - Sun Sep 6 12:58:00 2009

Who was the only president in history to get America completely out of debt?
Q. Not a very recent president, America got back in debt with the very next president. He was the only president to ever relieve America of debt.
Asked by Abby - Wed Jul 8 17:43:46 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Jackson
Answered by Troll Hunter - Thu Jul 9 12:16:58 2009

How many ways can president and vice president be selected in a class of 12 students?
Q. Permutation How many ways can president and vice president be selected in a class of 12 students?
Asked by Billy Ray - Sat Apr 25 23:38:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You said it: nPr So 12 P 2 = 12 x 11 = 132. What this means is that for the position of president, there can be 12 people. After the president is chosen, only 11 people remain for the second position of VP. Since you don't have a treasurer or secretary, you leave it at that. Just 12 x 11.
Answered by Tresora - Sat Apr 25 23:44:01 2009

How come a president can invade and occupy a foreign country without a formal declaration of war?
Q. Isn't this the reason congress has the power to declare war, not the president? What happened to checks and balances? But more importantly, do you think Obama will be more responsible in this respect? I would love to have a president who acted not only by the letter of the Constitution, but also the intended spirit of the Constitution.
Asked by Legio XVII - Tue Nov 11 17:36:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Because the War Powers Act gives him that power.
Answered by Teekno - Tue Nov 11 17:42:06 2008

How come no Marine has become a president or a vice president of the US?
Q. The Marines are the most famous warriors in the world today. Yet no Marine has ever become a president or vice president. So many armymen have become presidents. What is goind on?
Asked by Joe Joseph - Sat Apr 17 11:47:30 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Marines tend to have big mouths... gets them in quite a bit of trouble sometimes. Case and point, general Mattis. Awesome general on the field, horrible in garrison, but thats why we love him.
Answered by Handles_YATYAS - Sat Apr 17 11:54:48 2010

What is the eligibility period to serve as president?
Q. Although one person is limited to two four year terms elected as president, if I recall correctly, an individual can actually serve more than eight years. For instance, the president resigns and then the vice-president finishes up the former president's term. After which I believe they can still run for two terms as president as long as their total time served does not exceed something on the order of nine years and change. My question is: How long is that eligibility period?
Asked by Adam S - Wed Nov 5 23:56:09 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ten years is the limit. For exactly the reason if the president dies in office than the VP can take over. That two years is added in there so that the VP can still have two full terms of their own.
Answered by Math and Music - Thu Nov 6 00:00:30 2008

Is President Bush out of touch with American desires or does he have his finger on the pulse of America?
Q. The President recently vetoed a health insurance plan for low income children. Now this is only a partial quote: "Poor kids first," Bush said. "Secondly, I believe in private medicine, not the federal government running the health care system." If poor families can't afford health care with a government assisted health plan what chance do they have in affording a health plan if it is completely privatized? I am interested in your thoughts.
Asked by Big Daddy - Wed Oct 3 13:38:02 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Since president bush has been in office I've become more and more embarrassed and ashamed to be an American. How can our country be this way?? Why?
Answered by gowpet - Wed Oct 3 14:09:03 2007

When President Hussein gives a press conference he has a list of Reporter Names to chose his questions from?
Q. Obviously he has his reasons for doing this but we can only guess. Some of the News Media organizations are asking what is the critieria to get their reporters on the list. No official reasons have been given yet but some lower level WH staff have openly stated that only reporters who are in good standing will be called on. What do you folks think would put a reporter in 'good standing' with President Hussein?
Asked by Altair 1 - Fri Feb 13 14:39:33 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. He had his horde of Obots up front,including the Huffy Post (a pro Obama blog). Obama Calls on Huffington Post's Sam Stein
Answered by The 48 Year Old Political Virgin - Fri Feb 13 14:48:07 2009

What president sent blacks back to Africa and had them start a colony in Africa named after him?
Q. What president sent blacks back to Africa and had them start a colony in Africa named after him? This was in the 1800's sometime,,,
Asked by Montel P - Mon Nov 16 02:46:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Monroe...Monrovia, Liberia.
Answered by Interior Despisor - Mon Nov 16 02:59:35 2009

How is President Obama violating US Constitution Article 1 Section 9 as some people claim?
Q. US Constitution Article 1 Section 9, No Person holding any Office shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State. President Obama is chairman of the UN Security Counsel. The United nations which is headquarter in New York is not a King, Prince, or a foreign State.
Asked by Mr. Wolf - Wed Mar 10 22:04:50 2010 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. He does not. Neocons do not even know what they are talking about. Their goal is to smear and to demonize President in any possible way. Some of them even claim that President Obama is an Alien from outer space.
Answered by Lying Republican Moron - Wed Mar 10 22:07:26 2010

If a President is found to be ineligible after taking office, can he be removed?
Q. And if so, which court would have jurisdiction to do so? Would it be the House and/or Senate? There's no provision for the President to be removed other than high crimes and misdemeanors. What would happen? I'm asking because the only reasons I see listed in the Constitution is 'high crimes and misdemeanors' and being discovered to be ineligible (with no criminal act) doesn't seem to be covered. And no it's not certain that it would be discovered in advance. For example, the issue regarding McCain's eligibility hasn't been settled yet.
Asked by presidentrichardnixon - Thu Oct 2 14:32:31 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not sure what would make someone "ineligible" to be President. I would imagine that if there were such a fact, it would have been discovered well before the person got into that office. But if you're talking about him bing born in the Canal Zone, it's a non-issue. Someone would have to successfully convince the Supreme Court to evaluate a pre-1900 law making the Zone, virtually, a part of the United States. And that has virtually a 0% chance of ever happening. That line of reasoning would hinder good people from ever serving the Country in foreign lands, on the off-hand chance that a child could be born to them while stationed there. Just like foreign embassies are considered a part of the foreign country, U.S. military installations… [cont.]
Answered by wilderwriter - Thu Oct 2 14:45:06 2008

What will the minority segment do if Obama gets president and is not a good one?
Q. I think minority's are so desperate to have a minority president,that they will vote for who ever.If Obama gets president and screws up.What will the minority community have to gripe then.I don't have a problem with a minority president.I just think their is a better choice besides Obama.I hope if Obama gets elected he is a good president.This country needs someone to turn thing around.But be careful what you wish for you just might get it.
Asked by EW - Tue Oct 14 16:55:28 2008 - - 15 Answers - 2 Comments

A. And you think McCains the better choice. Or Palin? As for what the minority segment will do, nothing. Because many of us didn't vote for Obama just because of his color but because of his policy. And you might do well to remember he is half-white. So some of the might blame the white blood in him.
Answered by ahhhhhhinine - Tue Oct 14 17:03:31 2008

What part of the Constitution allows the president to get away with NOT enforcing laws?
Q. It seems like presidents pick and choose which laws they will enforce --- such as illegal immigration, pot laws in CA, etc. I'm not saying that these are good or bad laws. I'm just curious whether, if you become president, you have the right to ignore laws you don't like and do you get that right from the Constitution. Example. Assume 0bamacare specifically says that illegal immigrants can't get 0bamacare. But, 0bama decides he won't enforce that law. Is that his right since he in supposedly President?
Asked by Dem Stranded on Broken Escalator - Thu Nov 5 08:38:16 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The Obama administration is going directly against the Constitution and private property rights by wanting to redistribute the wealth - to TAKE from one and give to another. This is specifically forbidden in our Constitution and is straight up Socialism - a dirty kind of politics that involves bullying and mob tactics. But this is the exact kind of government Obama wants - and he wants to be the head of it all. He even told the world that he wanted this when he spoke to Joe the Plumber . But America didn t listen. Obama is VERY dangerous to America and it s values. Vote Obama OUT in 2012. The Health Care Takeover - Once again, no where in the Constitution does it even begin to offer the federal government these types of powers. This … [cont.]
Answered by N/A - Thu Nov 5 23:31:27 2009