Joe Biden just won the presidency with what I believe will be 306 electoral votes! We are about to list some little known facts about him, that may also be interesting facts… Joe Biden when he was vice-president in 2013, when I was 0 or 1 (probably 0) The “R”…

We are celebrating Jimmy Carter’s 96th birthday! Here are some Carter facts: President #39 Term: 1977–1981 Vice-President: Walter Mondale Life: October 1, 1924- Current Age: 96 years old Political Party: Democrat Nickname: Jimmy Height: 5' 9 1/2" Quote: “War may sometimes be a necessary evil. But no matter how necessary…

Remember those presidential health cards I was talking about on my most recent blog post? Now that I’ve finished making them, I’ve ranked the healthiest and least healthiest presidents, in my opinion. Check them out! TOP 10 HEALTHIEST PRESIDENTS 1. Barack Obama Though he used to smoke, he quit doing…

I really found the research I did for my presidential octogenarian blog post so interesting that I made health flash cards and decided to write a new blog post about the most common maladies. Pneumonia — Pneumonia is a swelling of the lungs caused by bacteria or virus. To prevent…

In this blog post, we’re going to write about how the 11 octogenarian (and nonagenarian) presidents lived so long. You may think this blog post is not a very good idea, because we already did something similar, but this is for our subscriber Diana (again!) on her 80th birthday! A…

Time to test your knowledge about the presidents, using… Presidential Jeopardy! Directions: Write down your answers. (don’t look them up!) Email them to me at langston.jones.stu@ebnola.com! Let me know if I can add you to the leader board, if you prefer to be anonymous. LEADER BOARD (out of possible 7,500 points): Rebecca Stropoli (the woman who named me) — 4,500 (5-star score!) Sue Walters (my 87-year-old neighbor) — 3,700 (5-star score)

Here we have listed the presidents who lived longer than the U.S. life expectancy today, which is 79.11 years. #1: Jimmy Carter AGE AT BLOG POST: 95 Jimmy Carter is still living. On October 1, 2020, he’ll turn 96! …

Remember my blog post “The Greatest Presidents”? Well, my opinion has now changed, and I’ve re-ranked the top 10. 1. George Washington After the first election, George Washington could have been king, but he chose to be president instead. If he hadn’t done that, our country would have kings today. …

We have a step stool in our downstairs bathroom, and 225 lb is the maximum weight. That means there are four presidents who could not stand on our step stool! The four presidents who would have broken this step stool: William Howard Taft (325 lb) Grover Cleveland (around 260 lb) Donald Trump (estimated 255 lb) John Adams (at least 250 lb) My sister can fit on it. She weighs 30 lb.