A tradition is not the same as a law. No one has to follow a tradition. Washington refused to run for a third term and that held up until Franklin Roosevelt decided to run a third time. Washington held an inaugural ball and that has continued more because it is good way to repay campaign supporters than because Washington did it. Similarly, Washington gave an inaugural address at each inauguration and that is still done, but not because Washington gave one, but because it is a chance to get a large audience. Washington gave some advice for the country in his farewell address, but most, if not all, of his warnings have been ignored.
U.S. President George Washington started the tradition of a group of people, aides, called a "cabinet". Almost every president to this day has had a cabinet assisting them.
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Every President since his time in office.
Of course- It is tradition and custom that every President passing over the presidency to the President elect, be present.
Washington was elected , like every President since, by the procedure specified in the US Constitution.
Martha held formal dinners on every thursday.
President William Howard Taft started the celebration in 1910 when he threw out the first pitch of the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Athletics game. Each President since Taft has thrown out at least one ceremonial pitch since then.
its really john hanson but every on says its George Washington
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.
James K Polks wife started the tradition of having it played every time the president enters a formal gathering. The reason was because people didn't notice when he came in the room because he was so short.
George Washington had his horse's teeth brushed everyday.
every one except Washington and the first couple of presidents