QWho was the president who was going to run for a second term but said no. (but noone liked him)

Qanyone know our 16th president bc i got a major test

Qwho are you voting for John McCain or Barack Obama and who do you like better for vice president? Palin or Biden

QSo since hilary is gonna win and mccain is gonna win does that mean mccain is gonna be the next president? I really didnt want to ask a question i just did so noone can say i didnt but i already know mccain will win cause in all the polls he beat hilary by double digits so I guess we know who our next president is!!!

Qwhat if a women who was half black half hispanic who was also in a wheelchair was the president on the united states

Qwho do you think or want to win...i want Hillary Clinton to win...but i have a feeling Obama will....anyone wanna give their opinions?http://youtube.com/watch?v=wKsoXHYICqUhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=jLSWudoqtWE^ hahaha i think those are funny...especially the 2nd one :]why is it that most people like OBAMA more....i mean thats not entirely true...but is it because he is young too?i meant most YOUNG PEOPLE

QWould the Vice-President still run the country or would the chain of command be followed and the Speaker of the House automatically be made president or would the Vice-President be made president until convicted of the murder of the president?

QI'm writing an essay about this. Please cite your resources.From what I have read online, the president doesn't have control over the economy, but some do say that the president contributes somehow. I know when Congress passes laws (which sometimes cost a huge amount of money to implement), the President can either sign it or let it stay in the desk for 10 days then it'll take into effect by itself. Which means that the President won't be blamed if we, the people, don't like it.

QFrom what I recall, the winner of the presidential election became president and the loser became vice president. What year did this change to where the president and vice president run together on one ticket? I'd assume that having someone from one party as president and another party as vice was problematic at times. Any further history on this subject would be appreciated.

QThe United States Constitution provides that the Vice President is also the President of the Senate, but specifies that he has no vote unless the Senators are equally divided. In the early part of our history, the Vice President generally presided in person, but nowadays, the Vice President only presides for ceremonial purposes (e.g. swearing in new Senators) or when it is necessary to break a tie vote. On other occasions, the President pro tempore or another Senator designated by the Senate serves a presiding officer. Who was the last Vice President to preside regularly over the United States Senate?