In order to get elected you have to have the support of a political party . You have to have enough political sense to wage a successful campaign with the help and advice of professional politicians. However, you do not have to be a career politician. Several generals have been elected without previous experience in politics - W. H. Harrison. Taylor, Grant and Eisenhower. Hoover was an engineer who had never before run for office although he had served in Washington as a cabinet member.
It is not a legal requirement that a person must be a professional politician in order to become president. It is, however, unlikely that someone who isn't a politician would be elected president.
No. A law degree is not a requirement of serving as president.
No, you don't have to be a lawyer to be president. it just depends if you're a good president and able to do many things for the country.
No, not at all. George W. Bush, the president before Obama was not a lawyer, but a business man, with an MBA.
No, you don't. And the best presidents have not been.
The only requirements for the Presidency is to be a native-born American citizen and 35 years old.
No you don't.
No.
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Lincoln
he stopped being a lawyer in 2009
Lawyer and Military
Adham lincoln
He was a lawyer before he became President of the US.
Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, US Representative, US Senator, US President
John Adams jobs that didn't involve being a politician included teaching for one year and being a lawyer. He was the US Minister to the Netherlands, the US Minister to the Court of St. James's, Vice President, and President of the US.
No. The US president MUST have US citizenship only.
No restrictions. The President must have lived in the US for 14 years and have been born in the US.
None, to be a US president the United States must be your birthplace
No- the president must be a native-born US citizen.