VEEP is not really an acronym. Its simply a phonetic spelling, including vowels, of VP as if VP was an acronym to be pronounced as one word. (VP for vice president).
Vice President
"veep" is a vocalization of the letters v.p., which stand for vice-president
George Clinton was the Veep in 1806.
"VEEP" from sounding out the letters in V.P.
Alben Barkley received that name from his grandson.
Chester A. Arthur was the Veep and became president after Garfield died.
In 1789 George Washington became president and John Adams the veep.
The position of President of the Senate is held by the Vice President of the United States. The slang term for the Vice President is Veep.
Vice- President Joseph Biden was a US Senator from Delaware before he became the Veep.
Spiro Agnew was Vice President from 1969-1973 under President Richard Nixon .
Alben Barkley from KY was Truman's Veep.
Yes, in theory at least. There are no term limits on the veep.