The Presidency.

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The Presidency

Natural Born Citizen

Must be at least 35 years old

Youngest President Ever Elected

Youngest President to hold office

Oldest President ever elected

Have been 14 years a resident within the United States

Biggest questions faced by the Framers = How long should the president serve

Term Length! Re-Eligibility!

Decision = Four Year Terms and Unlimited Runs

Two-Term Tradition

FDR successfully runs for a 3rd AND 4th term in office Until…. FDR successfully runs for a 3rd AND 4th term in office

General Rule = two terms (8 years), but no more than 10

Is the 22nd Amendment Undemocratic?

Or a protection against tyranny?

Presidential Pay

Presidential Benefits