If Bush died a month before his term was up, would history consider Cheney our 44th president?

Answer 1

Yes. President Harrison (9th president) was only in office for 32 days. He caught pneumonia during his inauguration speech, and died a month later.

Answer 2

If it was only that long, then probably yes. If it was longer, if there was a way Cheney could step aside he probably would. He has no desire to be the president and feels his role is more like being a member if the cabinet.

Answer 3

Yes,and by law and our history will consider him as our 44Th President.

Answer 4

Cheney might make a listing of techniques to take to the Senate. they might then vote to approve or no longer approve (it somewhat is a formality, yet might make Cheney seem undesirable if the chosen to no longer approve his selections.). Congress (and/or the Senate) each and every so often additionally submits their very own checklist of applicants, which the president could come to a decision from or no longer. maximum presidents will pass forward and choose from the checklist that Congress (and/or the Senate) provides them, by using fact it is each and every so often greater useful to take your 2nd decision, than be made a fool of.

Answer 5

Technically, yes. The length of the term doesn't matter in the count.

Answer 6

does it really matter anymore what puppet sits in front of the kids?

I think an IQ limit should be placed on presidency instead of age limit. Perhaps democracy is really starting to represent the majority.

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

Yes.

Answer 9

Yea...hopefully the US will have more than 44 presidents though... Cheney would blow the whole world up.

Answer 10

yes