How much does the vice president get paid?
The Vice President of the US salary is $208,100 plus $10,000 taxable expense allowance. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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What is the President and the Vice-President are members of different political parties?
False. The President and Vice President are of the same polit...
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Who is the vice president of the united states?
Joseph R. Biden, Dem. Senator from Delaware for 36 years and ...
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How did vice president John Adams get his job?
Adams' revolutionary credentials secured him two terms as vic...
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Barrack H. Obama is the current President of the United State...
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How does the president pick a vice president?
The nominee can select someone who might attract a slice-ethn...
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What is the President and the Vice-President are members of different political parties?
False. The President and Vice President are of the same polit...
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Barrack H. Obama is the current President of the United State...
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Who is the vice president of the united states?
Joseph R. Biden, Dem. Senator from Delaware for 36 years and ...
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How did the Framers arrange for the electors to choose the President and Vice President?
Back in 1787, each state's government sent representatives to...
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What does the vice president do?
The vice president's most important role is to replace the pr...
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What is the role of vice president?
The Vice President is in charge of the Senate, and also would...
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Who is the current vice president of the U.S?
Joe Biden is the current Vice President under Barack Obama. H...
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Was Lyndon Johnson senate majority leader before Vice President?
In 1955, Senator Morse joined the Democrats and gave them a o...
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Barrack H. Obama is the current President of the United State...
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Which amendment provided a process to fill a vacancy in the office of the vice president?
The 12th amendment provided the presidential "back-up" plan. ...
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Who were the republican and democratic nominees for president and vice president in 1988?
Rep-George Herbert Walker Bush and Sen. Dan Quayle, Dem-Micha...
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Who is the vice- president of the united states?
Joseph Biden Jr is the Vice President of the US
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Who was Franklin Roosevelt's Vice President?
Franklin Roosevelt's Vice Presidents were John N. Garner (193...
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Who was roosevelt's vice president?
Teddy Roosevelt's VP was Charles W. Fairbanks. If you mean FD...
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What is the vice presidents only constitutional responsibility?
The only authority the Vice President has from the legislativ...
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If the president dies and the vice president becomes president who becomes vice president?
The Speaker of the House would accept responsibilities should...
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Who is the Speaker of the House if it is not the Vice President?
The speaker of the house is the majority party leader (curren...
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Who becomes president if both the president and vice president can no longer serve?
The Speaker of the House would take over Presidential duties ...
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What does the vice president do?
The vice president's most important role is to replace the pr...
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Who was vice president with Nixon?
Spiro Agnew (1969-1973) and Gerald Ford (1973-1974) were both...
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How did jefferson become adams vice president?
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson became close personal friends...
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Who was bill clintons vice president?
Albert Gore Jr. was Bill Clinton's vice-president. Thanks for...
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Who were the republican and democratic nominees for president and vice president in 1988?
Rep-George Herbert Walker Bush and Sen. Dan Quayle, Dem-Micha...
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Who does the vice president appoint?
The vie president appoints some staff in the whitehouse, but ...
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Who was john q. Adams vice president?
John C. Calhoun was the VP for John Q Adams. ChaCha again!
About Vice President
The Vice President is indirectly elected by the people through the Electoral College to a four year term. The Vice President is the first person in the presidential line of succession, if the president resigns, dies or removed from public office. The Vice President is appointed by the President of the United States, subject to approval by both Houses of Congress.
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