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What president said are you better off today then you were 4 years ago?
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What did ted say about the president?
he said that the president was 24 years old when he was actually 25 years old
Who said that in 40 years there will be a black president?
Robert Kennedy said that in 1968 Robert Kennedy said that in 1968
What president said four more years of a full dinner pail?
President McKinley said four more years of a full dinner pail. The economy was booming in 1900, so the Republican slogan of "Four More Years of the Full Dinner Pail."
Who is Ryan Seacrest in 40 years?
Our 15 president James Buchanan. Emma said this with Jackie's president head project.
Which president said the four most miserable years of my life were my four years in the presidency?
John Quincy Adams
What president said its better to offer no excuse than to offer a bad one?
George Washington
Who was the first sportsman to have a bigger salary than the president?
Babe Ruth probably had that distinction. When asked about it he said that he was having a better year than the President.
Did JFK say that a Negro could be president in 40 years?
No, it was JKF's brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy. He said in the early 1960's that a "negro" could very well become president within 30 or 40 years. There is a rumor going around that he said this in 1968, making this election exactly 40 years later. However, it is more likely that he said it several years earlier.
Did john Adams like being president?
No, he did not. He said that it was "the four most miserable years of my life."
How many years was George Washington president?
8 years (April 30, 1789 - March 4, 1797)He was President for eight years. That is why someone cannot run for president for a third time. George Washington said that eight years was enough, so that is where it stopped.for 8 from 1789/1797He was president for 987 years.
Who said i am the president?
How to said arleen is the president in france
Gettysburg address what did he say that was untrue?
President Lincoln stated, out of humbleness, that 'The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but I can never forget what they did here.' but today the converse could be said of this statement, It has been remembered until today, almost two-hundred years later.
