Yes, this has happened. One example is Lincoln in 1864 who replaced Hamlin with Johnson. Jefferson's first VP, Aaron Burr was virtually a fugitive by 1804 and so was replaced. Franklin Roosevelt got a new running in 1940 for his third term. U.S. Grant's first VP , Colfax, was dropped from the ticket for 1872 after charges of bribery were made against him.
There have been several sitting US Presidents who had the opportunity to run for another term of office but chose not to. The most recent one was Lyndon B. Johnson. He declined to run for office in the 1968 presidential elections. Among others were Harry S. Truman and James Buchanan.
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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.
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.
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This depends on the country. Different countries have different limitations on who can be president and for how long.
No US president- elect has been assassinated. Four sitting presidents have been assassinated: Lincoln.Garfield,McKinley and Kennedy.
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Impeachment of the President has nothing to do with approval rating. Impeachment is a criminal proceeding against a sitting president. There have been two in US history, Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton; both were acquitted.
During his presidency, President George W. Bush, made it clear that he did not believe in marriage equality for gay people. But as of 2013, he has not been asked that question again, so his current opinion is unknown.
Washington was not born again. He may have been a deist. He did not talk much about his religion. He did go to church, but it may have been rather a formality.
According to the 20th Amendment to the United States Constitution President Bush's term ended at noon on January 20th, 2009. Until that time, regardless of the election, Bush was still the sitting President and Cheney was still the sitting Vice President. If Bush would have left office for any reason, the line of succession would have remained in effect. As such Dick Cheney would have been President until noon on Inauguration day. Barack Obama would not have been the President under any circumstances until that time.
After October 2011, when the question was asked, the answer would have been 2013. The answer is now 2019.
"The question that has never been asked has not been asked yet." This is the only answer possible, because if the question has never been asked yet, then it doesn't, nor can it ever exist. Therefore, the question that has never been asked has already been asked - simply by posing the intitial question.