Presidential Trivia

[True Democrat]

Taft

Taft is correct.

I am surprised that it took you all so long to get that answer. It is a basic presidential trivia fact.

Are you F***ing serious!?!?!?

Right on!

Who was the first President to install electricity in the White House?

Benjamin Harrison, I'm almost positive (I assume you mean had electricity installed, rather than to install electricity).

[DWPerry]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

[Meeker]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

JQA. Then one time a reporter stole his clothes and refused to give them back until he got an interview.


What trait do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

[DWPerry]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

JQA. Then one time a reporter stole his clothes and refused to give them back until he got an interview.


What trait do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

All 3 are caucasian males.

[Meeker]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

JQA. Then one time a reporter stole his clothes and refused to give them back until he got an interview.


What trait do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

All 3 are caucasian males.

True, but besides that

[DWPerry]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

JQA. Then one time a reporter stole his clothes and refused to give them back until he got an interview.


What trait do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

All 3 are caucasian males.

True, but besides that

all 3 lived in Southern States during the 1992 Presidential campaign.

All 3 have been on the cover of Time Magazine

[Meeker]

Clearly my question was too vague.

What physical trait, outside of being males, white, and up there in years, do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

[DWPerry]

Clearly my question was too vague.

What physical trait, outside of being males, white, and up there in years, do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

same eye color

[Meeker]

Clearly my question was too vague.

What physical trait, outside of being males, white, and up there in years, do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

same eye color

No

[DWPerry]

Clearly my question was too vague.

What physical trait, outside of being males, white, and up there in years, do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

same eye color

No

they all have grey hair, now

[True Democrat]

All three are left-handed.

[exopolitician]

Which President frequently swam nude in the Potomac?

JQA. Then one time a reporter stole his clothes and refused to give them back until he got an interview.


What trait do Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and Ross Perot all have in common?

They are all southerners?

[J. J.]

All three are left-handed.

Same answer, as is Obama.

[Meeker]

Left-handed was correct

[True Democrat]

I guess it's my turn then:

Besides Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy, who was considered one of Johnson's top choices for VP at the Atlantic City Convention?  This man actively promoted his candidacy behind the scenes to the Johnson people.

[J. J.]

I guess it's my turn then:

Besides Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy, who was considered one of Johnson's top choices for VP at the Atlantic City Convention?  This man actively promoted his candidacy behind the scenes to the Johnson people.

I had to look it up:  Sargent Shriver?

[True Democrat]

I guess it's my turn then:

Besides Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy, who was considered one of Johnson's top choices for VP at the Atlantic City Convention?  This man actively promoted his candidacy behind the scenes to the Johnson people.

I had to look it up:  Sargent Shriver?

Not the one I'm thinking of.  This person is a sitting politician.

[J. J.]

I guess it's my turn then:

Besides Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy, who was considered one of Johnson's top choices for VP at the Atlantic City Convention?  This man actively promoted his candidacy behind the scenes to the Johnson people.

I had to look it up:  Sargent Shriver?

Not the one I'm thinking of.  This person is a sitting politician.

The only other ones I can think of are George Wallace and George McGovern.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I'll guess Pat Brown.

[True Democrat]

I'll give you a hint which should make this very easy:

Let's just say that this man is happy that he wasn't Johnson's VP four years later.

[J. J.]

I'll give you a hint which should make this very easy:

Let's just say that this man is happy that he wasn't Johnson's VP four years later.

Gene McCarthy?

[True Democrat]

I'll give you a hint which should make this very easy:

Let's just say that this man is happy that he wasn't Johnson's VP four years later.

Gene McCarthy?

Got it.

McCarthy based his political alliances very much on personal politics.  Humphrey, the other Minnesota Senator, getting the VP nod instead of him really turned him sour towards Humphrey and Johnson and contributed to him running in 1968.

[Joe Republic]

Which president reportedly spent 7% of his salary on alcohol?

[J. J.]

Which president reportedly spent 7% of his salary on alcohol?

Grant?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Which president reportedly spent 7% of his salary on alcohol?

Harding?