Nothing. The Constitution does not mention the First Lady.
In practice, the First Lady has a ceremonial function because the President is the head of state, and sometimes may unofficially stand in for her husband in those types of ceremonial roles. Although she has no role in governing, the First Lady does hold some moral power because of her high visibility and most First Ladies chose several issues which they and their staff work on (for instance, childhood literacy).
NO, The Constitution grants NO powers to the spouse of ANY elected offficial
Just say no
I don’t care. Do U?
When Percy introduces the first years to the Fat Lady on the first day of school, the password he says is: 'Caput Draconis'.
her personal cause was "just say no" to drugs campaign
Oi lady over there! Come here and kiss my lips
how do say lady in farsi
first lady
No. The first lady is not the real first lady. They call the president's wife the first lady. So if Mitt Romney was the president, his wife would be the first lady. So the first lady's kids are not the first kids
the lady who was the first lady
I'd say Jackie O (Jackie Kennedy)
The United States does not have titles of nobility, and granting one is a violation of the Constitution.