Which US President least frequently broke the commandment "Thou shalt not commit adultery"?

Answer 1

That question can't be truthfully answered because someone would have to follow each president around twenty-four hours per day to report on him.
There have been many affairs by well known people that came out many years after they were dead. Who can say how many were never found out ?
It's impossible to know who commited adultry, and how many times. Some are known, but how many are unknown ??????

Answer 2

I've never heard of the current president, or his father, or Reagan ever being accused of adultery. Same for pretty much every president over the past 40 years, except Clinton.

Answer 3

Harrison became president in 1841. He was in Washington on March 4, 1841. He was 67 years old when he was president. Harrison died in April 4, 1841. He died in office. That was William Henry Harrison.

With only being in office for 1 month, being ill for that month, and being 67, I'd have to say that he probably didn't have sex at all!

Answer 4

Washington

Answer 5

Reagan

Answer 6

George Bush.

Answer 7

James Buchanan

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while the harrison answer is plausible, as he was married and a man, he no doubt had at least one nasty thought and, as Matthew says, once you think it, it is as if you did it. Buchanan was not married so he could not have comitted adultery no matter how many women he nailed.

Answer 8

While in office I'd say William Henry Harrison.

He died a month after taking the oath of office.

Answer 9

I think the shorter answer would come from what president "didn't" commit adultery?

Answer 10

Yeah, I'll choose Buchanan.