President of the United States

he President of the United States (POTUS) is the head of state and head of government of the United States. The President directs the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the United States' Armed Forces.
The President is assisted by the Vice President elected in the same year, and a Cabinet of appointed officials.
As of current there has been 9 Presidents: 4 have served as Democrats, 2 as Republicans, 2 as a Constitutional Democrat, and 1 as an Independent.
The most time served as President is held by George Benckendorf, who served 2,922 days.
The youngest President was Rudolph Hartmann who took office at 37 years and 154 days old, and the oldest being John Adams who left office at 65 years and 125 days old.
==Presidential Firsts==
# First President was George Washington.
#First President to have 2 Vice Presidents was George Washington.
#The longest-serving President was George Washington.
#First Acting President was Scott Benckendorf in the stead of John Adams.
#First President to have 3 Vice Presidents is John Adams.
#First President impeached was George Benckendorf.
# First President impeached twice was George Benckendorf.
#The First President to lose a second term election was Amo Gus.
#The First President to resign was James Monroe.
#The First Vice President to succeed a President was DeWitt Clinton.
==List of Presidents==
United States Presidents
Presidency	Presidency	President	President	Prior office 	Party	Party 	Term(s) 	Vice President(s)
1 	April 30, 1789
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March 4, 1797	 	
===George Washington===	Commander in Chief 	 	Independent 	1st 	John Adams
1 	April 30, 1789
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March 4, 1797	 	
===George Washington===	Commander in Chief 	 	Independent 	2nd 	George Clinton
2 	March 4, 1797
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March 4, 1801	 	
===John Adams===	Governor of Massachusetts 	 	Democratic 	1st 	Henry Whittleston
2 	March 4, 1797
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March 4, 1801	 	
===John Adams===	Governor of Massachusetts 	 	Democratic Union 	1st 	James Madison
2 	March 4, 1797
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March 4, 1801	 	
===John Adams===	Governor of Massachusetts 	 	Democratic Union 	1st 	Scott Benckendorf
- 	August 19, 1800
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March 4, 1801	 	(Acting President)
===Scott Benckendorf===	Vice President of the United States 	 	Independent 	Acting 	Scott Benckendorf
3 	March 4, 1801
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March 4, 1809	 	
===George Benckendorf===	Senator from Pennsylvania 	 	Constitutional Democratic	1st 	William Scott
3 	March 4, 1801
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March 4, 1809	 	
===George Benckendorf===	Senator from Pennsylvania 	 	Constitutional Democratic	1st 	Gouverneur Morris
3 	March 4, 1801
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March 4, 1809	 	
===George Benckendorf===	Senator from Pennsylvania 	 	Constitutional Democratic	2nd 	Henry Lee III
4 	March 4, 1809
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March 4, 1813	 	
===Amo Gus===	Governor of New York 	 	Constitutional Democratic	1st 	Thomas McKean
5 	March 4, 1813
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March 4, 1817	 	
===Rudolph Hartmann===	Brigadier General 	 	Democratic-Republican 	1st 	Thomas McKean
5 	March 4, 1813
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March 4, 1817	 	
===Rudolph Hartmann===	Brigadier General 	 	Democratic 	1st 	Thomas McKean
6 	March 4, 1817
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March 4, 1821	 	
===John Quincy Adams===	Senator of Massachusetts 	 	Republican 	1st 	William H. Crawford
7 	March 4, 1821
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June 15, 1822	 	
===James Monroe ===	Former Secretary of Education and Literacy	 	Democratic 	1st 	DeWitt Clinton
8 	June 15, 1822
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July 27, 1822	 	
===DeWitt Clinton===	Vice President of the United States 	 	Democratic 	Appointed	Henry Clay
9 	July 27, 1822
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Present	 	
===Henry Clay===	Vice President of the United States 	 	Republican 	Appointed	Thomas B. Adams