George Washington accepted this title. He did not want to be called "Your Highness" or anything that sounded like a king's title.
Washington agreed to called Mr. President at the request of The House of Representatives .
First Executive President is Mr. J.R. Jayawardena
If the vice-president had to assume the office, he would be sworn in as President of the United States and would be called "Mr. President" from that time on.
Washington set the tone on what he wanted to be called. He knew that whatever it was every president would be called that so he said that Mr. President was the proper term.
Our current president, Mr. Obama.
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He wanted the President to be called, "His Highness the President of the United States and Protector of the Rights of the Same." But Washington wanted to be called Mr. President.
George Washington Belived that being called your Excellency was to noble so instead he decided he wanted to be Mr president.:]
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the congress agreed that Washington should be called "Mr. President" rather than by a title that would suggest he was king.
The first President was Sir Lionel Luckhoo. He served for one month and then Arthur Chung became the first elected President.
The first and only African-American president in the US is Barack Obama. President Bill Clinton was jokingly called "America's first black president" because he had many black friends and promoted policies that helped black people, but Mr. Clinton was white. Barack Obama is in fact African-American, and when he was elected in 2008, he became the country's first black president.