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This depends on the country. Different countries have different limitations on who can be president and for how long.
No.
Five different parties have supplied Presidents - and there have been non-party Presidents * Federalist * Democratic-Republican * Democratic * Whig * Republican
Yes, there have been several Republican women who have run for president. Notably, Carly Fiorina ran for the Republican nomination in 2016, and Michele Bachmann ran in the 2012 election. However, no Republican woman has ever been nominated by a major party for the presidency.
18 out of the 44 presidents have been republican.
No, President Obama has always been a Democrat.
Lincoln was a Republican . . . I believe he may have been the first Republican president of the US.
Abraham Lincoln was the first president who was a member of the modern Republican party. Some sources, particularly simplified charts, describe earlier presidents as being republican, but that was a different and not directly related party, which was formally called the Republican Democratic party. Thomas Jefferson, for example, is often cited as being the first Republican president, but he was, in fact, a Republican Democrat (which actually spawned a quasi-modern Democratic party).
Actually, several presidents have been called that in different countries. George Washington is the US president so honored.
President Obama is a Democrat, and a frequent critic of Republican policies.
Before the 12th amendment, the person with the highest number of votes became president and the person with the second highest number of votes became vice president. Because of this president Lincoln was a Republican and his vice president Johnson was a Democrat.
yes! for example George Bush, or his father, or Reagan....