Presidential Trivia

[Erc]

Presumably Alben Barkley.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Presumably Alben Barkley.

Not the answer that I was looking for.

[J. J.]

Presumably Alben Barkley.

Not the answer that I was looking for.

Nixon did, including a late night session where he broke the gavel.

[DWPerry]

I'm sure there were times when both Gore & Cheney needed to be there constantly due to the possibility of needing to break a tie.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Presumably Alben Barkley.

Not the answer that I was looking for.

Nixon did, including a late night session where he broke the gavel.

That's the answer I was looking for.

I'm sure there were times when both Gore & Cheney needed to be there constantly due to the possibility of needing to break a tie.

True, but I meant throughout their time as VP, when there'd be 1 or 2 Senators in the chamber.

[J. J.]

Which Vice President was not sworn in in the US?

[Erc]

Which Vice President was not sworn in in the US?

Rufus King, who was sworn in in Cuba (and may not have made it out of Cuba [certainly didn't make it to Washington] before he died).

[J. J.]

Which Vice President was not sworn in in the US?

Rufus King, who was sworn in in Cuba (and may not have made it out of Cuba [certainly didn't make it to Washington] before he died).

Wrong! 

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Which Vice President was not sworn in in the US?

Rufus King, who was sworn in in Cuba (and may not have made it out of Cuba [certainly didn't make it to Washington] before he died).

Wrong! 

Half wrong   William Rufus King was sworn in in Cuba and died at home in Alabama.

It would have been nice had Rufus King made it the Vice Presidency in either of his two attempts.

[J. J.]

Which Vice President was not sworn in in the US?

Rufus King, who was sworn in in Cuba (and may not have made it out of Cuba [certainly didn't make it to Washington] before he died).

Wrong! 

Half wrong   William Rufus King was sworn in in Cuba and died at home in Alabama.

It would have been nice had Rufus King made it the Vice Presidency in either of his two attempts.

Correct, but William and Rufus were two different politicians.

[Јas]

In the absence of anything else...

Which sitting US President was the first to visit Africa and to which country was this first visit made?

[Joe Republic]

In the absence of anything else...

Which sitting US President was the first to visit Africa and to which country was this first visit made?

I've no idea which President it was, but my semi-educated guess for the nation is Liberia.

[J. J.]

In the absence of anything else...

Which sitting US President was the first to visit Africa and to which country was this first visit made?

I've no idea which President it was, but my semi-educated guess for the nation is Liberia.

My guess would be FDR and Morocco.

[Јas]

I've no idea which President it was, but my semi-educated guess for the nation is Liberia.

Nope.

My guess would be FDR and Morocco.

Almost right.

[Robespierre's Jaw]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

[Јas]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

[DWPerry]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

[Јas]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

That's not what I'm looking for, FDR didn't go directly to Casablanca.

[DWPerry]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

Casablanca was in French Morocco, but that's not what I'm looking for.

Did he stop in the Canary Islands for refueling?

[Јas]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

Casablanca was in French Morocco, but that's not what I'm looking for.

Did he stop in the Canary Islands for refueling?

No. There were actually two overnight stops on the way to Casablanca, Trinidad was the first and the answer I'm looking for was the second.

[DWPerry]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

Casablanca was in French Morocco, but that's not what I'm looking for.

Did he stop in the Canary Islands for refueling?

No. There were actually two overnight stops on the way to Casablanca, Trinidad was the first and the answer I'm looking for was the second.

Bathurst (The Gambia)

FDR's itinerary:
(there were actually 3 stops - not two)
January 11, 1943
United Kingdom
Trinidad
Overnight stop en route to Casablanca.

January 12, 1943
Brazil
Belem
Overnight stop en route to Casablanca.

January 13, 1943
United Kingdom
Bathurst (The Gambia)
Overnight stop en route to Casablanca.

Who was the President when Marconi patented his "wireless communication" devise?

[Јas]

In response to Jas' question regarding Africa. I'll guess and say FDR and Libya.

Not Libya.

It was FDR as JJ also said, and JJ clearly spotted the ultimate reason for the trip to Africa.
(It's really very unlikely that the country will be guessed.)

I believe it was actually FRENCH Morocco

Casablanca was in French Morocco, but that's not what I'm looking for.

Did he stop in the Canary Islands for refueling?

No. There were actually two overnight stops on the way to Casablanca, Trinidad was the first and the answer I'm looking for was the second.

Bathurst (The Gambia)

Correct

[J. J.]

Where was FDR when he was nominated for President in 1944?

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Warm Springs

[J. J.]

Warm Springs

Wrong.