Do presidents in office age faster than other people their age?

Question

In terms of how old they look. Answer with best support (=evidence) wins.

Answer 1

Just look at their pictures when they first took office and then when they leave. Being president is a death wish. Too many responsibilities. Too much pressure. No matter what you doesn't please everyone. If you are a Republican you will surely be attacked by the Democrats even if you endorse something that the democrats want badly. If you are a democrat the same thing applies. it is almost a no-win situation unless America is attacked by a foreign power. Then most Americans pull together. The president's job is living hell on earth.

Answer 2

George Bush and I are nearly the same age, I have pictures of myself,and have seen pictures of Bush,6 years ago, and then look at how I have aged since,and compared to Bush, I'd have to say apparently they do age much faster,But then,my approval rating around the kids,and grand-kids is quite a bit higher than Bush's is nationally,but he says he doesn't pay attention to polls,so maybe the stress of decision making is getting to him

Answer 3

Some do dome don't. Carter looked 20 years older in 81 than he did in 77. Reagan looked YOUNGER in 89 than he did in 81.

Answer 4

In 2 terms they all come out twice their age they went in.

Answer 5

Bush has not aged a bit. He's just caused the world to age 1,000 years during his reign.

Answer 6

Look at the color of G. Bush's hair. He looks like he is 80...
There is the proof.

Answer 7

Seems like it. Lots of stress, I guess.

Answer 8

nope