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Certainly. The White House is the president's home and he can share it with anybody he likes, including his mother and grown children and their families. It is also large enough to accommodate a large group.
It's somewhat surprising to learn the White House of the United States of America had been previously called the "President's Palace," the "President's House," and the "Executive Mansion." References to 'mansion' harkens back to the 1700s when most 'large houses' were called mansions and often had many hundreds of acres surrounding the home. In 1901, President Theodore Roosevelt officially gave "The White House" its current name.
He wanted to be able to house large numbers of his Nobles so that he could keep an eye on them personally.
Romney was the government of Massachusetts. Before that he ran an large investment firm, Bain Capital.
The White House is basically a very large, secure office building. It only makes sense for the President and family to live there, as 24/7 access to a secure work area is necessary for such a job.
Madison did not do any notable writing while he was President. Before he was President he played a large role in writing the Constitution and after he was President he edited his letters and notes, including the careful notes he took at the Constitutional Convention.
William Howard Taft
a large area of often with a large house on it
To override a president's veto, there needs to be a 2/3rds majority in both the House and the Senate.
There are 35 decorated trees in the White House, so this can not be answered. If you like to see all the decorations and rooms on the White House web site (whitehouse.gov).
The President Pro Tempore of the Senate is next in the presidenial succession lift after the House Speaker. - - - - - The order of presidential succession is: president, vice president, speaker of the house, president pro tempore of the Senate, and then all the Cabinet secretaries in the order their seat was added to the Cabinet, starting with the Secretary of State. The only time this would come into play is if there was a very large disaster that killed most of these people at once. If the president had to be replaced, and the vice president was available he would get the job...and the first thing he would do is to appoint a new vice president, who would then become president if the new one was unable to fulfill his duties.