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What is the white house best known as?
The US President's home.
Who has the best home?
A very easy question. Whoever holds the term for president, the white house.
Why do Presidents and their families live in the White House?
The president lives in the White House because it is the best situated to provide the security required to protect the president, his family and his staff. The White House is not just a residence. It is where his office, the Oval Office, is located. It is also the location for most of his staff's offices. Centralizing all of these people in one building makes it easier for the Secret Service to provide the high-level security required.
Who is known as the best loved ladies of the White House?
Who is known as the best loved ladies of the white house
When is the best time to tour the White House?
The best time to tour the White House is during Christmas time. The house is decorated beautifully, and it is a unique experience.
Which president said he serve his party best who serves his country best?
Rutherford B. Hayes
How do you pick the best wine to serve at your wedding?
Depends on if you want to serve both red and white wine and/or champagne.
What president spoke Chinese with his wife when they did not wish to be overheard while in the white house?
Herbert Hoover spoke Chinese with his wife when they did not want to be overheard in the White House.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of White House staff?
Advantages of White House staff include their expertise and experience, which can contribute to efficient decision-making and policy implementation. They also serve as trusted advisors to the president, providing valuable insights on various issues. However, disadvantages can arise from potential conflicts of interest or lack of accountability, as staff members may prioritize personal or political agendas over the best interests of the public. Additionally, an overreliance on staff advice can limit diverse perspectives and undermine democratic decision-making processes.
What does Obama do when he is unwell?
Like all modern presidents, Barack Obama does his best to stay in good health, and he sees a doctor for his annual physical. To help presidents to maintain their health, there is a doctor whose official job is to take care of the president and his family. The role of a "White House physician" was created around 1901, and continues to this day. The White House physician has an office in the White House and should the president feel ill, the physician is readily available.
What president spoke Chinese with his wife when they did not wish to be overheard in the white house?
Herbert Hoover and his wife probably knew some Chinese. That is my best guess- correct me if you know better.
Who becomes president if both the president and vice president are unable to serve?
The remaining survivor becomes President or remains President. If both the president and vice-president die at the same time, the Speaker of the House becomes the President. When Bush was president, the left liked to joke about "President Pelosi"--supposedly what would happen if both Bush and Cheney were impeached. That wouldn't have happened because in two scenarios: One: Bush is impeached and removed. Cheney is elevated. His first act: appoint a vice president. When Cheney is then removed, his new VP becomes president. Two: Cheney is impeached and removed. Bush appoints a new VP, who becomes president upon Bush's removal. In either case we're looking at President Grover Norquist, not President Nancy Pelosi.
