From a legal stand-point certainly. However, from a practical standpoint, it would be very hard to take the nomination from an incumbent president and then win the election. Unless the president dropped out early, the conflict within the party would probably doom the campaign to failure.
Yes. They would have to resign first.
if they want to,yes
Spiro Agnew.
Yes they can serve two terms
He ran from the state of Illinois. He had been a U.S. senator from that state before running for president.
george washingtons responsibilitie is to run the state.
The position of president is open once every 4 years, unless the sitting president is unable to complete his/her 4 year term for whatever reason. Obama ran in 2008, so he can choose to run again in 2012 or step down.
to advise the president on foreign policy, and to also run the department of state.
To run for President of the United States, a person must be a natural-born citizen of the country, be at least 35 years old, and have been a resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years. Additionally, they must formally declare their candidacy, register with the Federal Election Commission, and meet any state-specific requirements for obtaining ballot access.
He was the governor of California before he ran for president.
Codoleezza Rice did not run for Secretary of State. The office of Secretary of State is a political appointment made by the President of the United States and confirmed by the Senate.
Bill Clinton was the president; his wife is Hillary Clinton, current Secretary of State and former New York Senator. She failed in her bid to get the Democratic nomination in 2008 thus ending her run for president.
This happened in 1800 when VP Thomas Jefferson ran against President John Adams. In those days the presidential candidate with the second most votes became vice president so Jefferson was the VP because he lost to Adams in 1792. Since then the Constitution has been amended so that the president and vice-president are from the same party. so it is not likely to happen again.