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Bookmark or Share- Do former US presidents have the right to receive daily CIA briefings?dci briefing for ex-president eisenhower given 14 july 1966. Former President Bush Visits CIA, Addresses Employees , June 27, 1995, "In addition to addressing employees, the former President met with senior Agency officials and received several intelligence briefings during his 2-hour visit."
- Legally speaking in the United States, could a former two-term ...There is however some uncertainty as to whether the quoted portion of the 22nd Amendment makes the ex-VP "constitutionally ineligible to the office of President," or if it merely makes the ex-VP ineligible to win an election (which just so happens to bestow the presidency). –
- Why don't US presidents run in other elections after their term ends?Not eligible to be president anymore, so not much point taking a position that only leads to the presidency. The President pro tempore is far from being powerful. It's a ceremonial position except for the power that Obama wouldn't have. Obama would also have some difficulty becoming a Senator. Washington, DC, where he resides, does not have a ...
- united states - Seal in the "Office of the Former President" - Politics ...Since a former President is allowed to open an office to coordinate their post-presidential activities under the Former Presidents Act, the office is "sanctioned" by the government. There is nothing prohibiting former Presidents from using the seal. The establishment of the office is customary. The 1958 Former Presidents Act provides taxpayer ...
- Can a former US President settle in a hostile country?Sure, same as any other citizen. It would seem unlikey that a "hostile" country would grant a visa, but if they did, then there is nothing in law or the constitution to prevent a former President from leaving the USA. It would raise some eyebrows politically. The CIA would be quite concerned. If it was thought the ex-President was giving state ...
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