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No. The first lady does not get any clothing allowance from the taxpayers. There is a trust fund donated by a private estate that provide money for the first lady's expenses. (see the related link)
All presidents and their families receive the same allowance. The amount was raised in 2001, along with the president's annual salary. President Obama, like President Bush before him, has been paid $400,000 a year; the president also receives $100,000 for travel expenses, and $19,000 for official entertaining. Based on the president's tax returns from 2011, he paid for some of his wife's and daughter's clothing from his salary. It should also be noted that some of the clothes, especially the designer dresses for the First lady and the two Obama girls to wear at special events, are often provided at a greatly reduced amount (or in some cases, no charge at all), because famous designers know that having a first lady (or first daughters) wearing their clothes will cause an immediate boost in sales. I enclose a link to the Barack and Michelle Obama's 2011 tax returns, so you can see what they spent their money on.
Don't know how many times, but yes, for the first military girls get various allowances.
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
abraham lincoln
Wasn't President Kennedy awarded one in WW II?
$4000 a month now. Previous First Ladies were less fortunate with Laura Bush's being $1500 a month!
John Tyler was the first to receive preidency upon the death of a president
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was the first union to demand a five-day work week and receive it.
Woodrow Wilson