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Presidential Historian Answers Presidency Questions | Tech Support | WIRED Presidential historian and head of the George Washington Presidential Library Lindsay Chervinsky joins WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about the American Presidency. How did the United States end up with only two dominant political parties? Can Donald Trump run for President again? What are the actual duties of a Vice President? Why is election season so long in America? And how many presidents have ever been arrested? Answers to these questions and plenty more await on President Support. 0:00 President Support 0:15 Can Trump run again? 0:38 Biden pardoning his own son 1:12 Was it always this bad? 1:59 These are our options? 2:50 State of the Union 4:09 Just a flesh wound 4:46 Teddy Bears 5:29 Has the peaceful transition of power ever been in more doubt? 6:25 Well, that’s classified. 6:37 Day in the life 7:31 Meaningless S 7:40 The Supreme Court 8:23 Why are American elections so long? 8:57 Roosevelt had polio 10:07 George Washington's take on political parties 10:48 Disease in the days of Washington 11:29 What if the Vice President was from the opposite party? 12:10 Has any US president ever been fluent in a second language? 12:50 The greatest speech in the history of the United States 13:31 The most influential First Lady 14:04 Early presidents and slavery 14:36 RIP 14:52 What is it that you do here? 15:43 Grant on the Fifty 16:21 Tariffs 17:44 22 and 24 18:19 That cherry tree story 19:08 Pre-White House 20:04 Hoover and Th
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