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the only job where aging four years per year is a perk.
means The elected or appointed head of a nation, organization, or assembly, holding the highest office and authority within it.
from From Latin 'praesidens,' the present participle of 'praesidere,' to preside or 'sit before' — literally one who sits at the front, from 'prae' (before) plus 'sedere' (to sit), a cousin of words like 'sedentary' and 'session.' It entered English through Old French in the late Middle Ages as a word for any presiding officer; only in the 18th century, when the framers of the United States needed a title for their new head of state that carried no royal whiff, did 'president' rise to mean the leader of a republic — a chairman elevated to a nation.
- salary
- US president earns $400,000 yearly since 2001
- oldest gig
- San Marino has had captains regent since 1243
- term limit
- FDR won four times, then they capped it
- youngest ever
- Teddy Roosevelt took office at 42
- odd duty
- pardons one Thanksgiving turkey annually