U.S. President Who Could Solve a Rubik’s Cube in Under a Minute!

FACT: Bill Clinton, the 42nd U.S. President, was known for his quick-solving skills and could solve a Rubik's Cube in under 60 seconds.

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FACT: Clinton is also a saxophone virtuoso and performed live on television during his presidential campaign.

World’s First President to Be Fluent in Sign Language!

FACT: The 34th U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, was fluent in American Sign Language and often communicated with the deaf community.

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FACT: Roosevelt was also the first president to broadcast live radio addresses, connecting directly with the American people.

The U.S. President Andrew Jackson’s Parrot Cursed So Much It Got Kicked Out of His Funeral!

When Andrew Jackson died in 1845, his pet parrot, Poll, had to be removed from the funeral because it kept loudly cursing in front of mourners. The bird had apparently picked up Jackson’s notoriously foul language over the years.

Unveiling the Spectacle: 10 Unbelievable Twists and Turns from the Epic Drama of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election!

Step into the extraordinary world of the 2020 U.S. presidential election, where every twist and turn was a chapter in an unprecedented saga. From record-breaking voter turnout to historic milestones and unexpected controversies, the journey to the White House was a spectacle that captivated the globe. Buckle up as we unravel the 10 craziest facts that defined the drama, humor, and historical significance of this remarkable electoral event.

1. Record-Breaking Voter Turnout: The 2020 U.S. presidential election witnessed the highest voter turnout in over a century, with more than 159 million Americans casting their votes, showcasing an unprecedented level of civic engagement.

2. Mail-In Voting Surge: In response to the global pandemic, a historic number of voters chose mail-in ballots. Over 65 million Americans opted for this method, marking a significant shift in voting patterns.

3. Historic Vice President-Elect: Kamala Harris made history by becoming the first female, first Black, and first Asian-American Vice President-elect, breaking barriers and inspiring a new era of representation.

4. Twitter Milestone: President-elect Joe Biden’s victory tweet became the most liked tweet in Twitter history, reflecting the immense global interest and support for the election outcome.

5. “Nevada Men” and “Arizona Women” Trends: Unconventional trends emerged on social media, with nicknames like “Nevada Men” and “Arizona Women” being used to humorously personify states as if they were making decisions in a dramatic narrative.

6. Sharpiegate Controversy: The use of Sharpie markers on ballots in Arizona led to online speculation and controversy, creating a unique and unexpected aspect of the election narrative.

7. Four Seasons Total Landscaping Press Conference: The Trump campaign held a press conference at Four Seasons Total Landscaping in Philadelphia, leading to a mix-up with the luxury hotel chain, creating a memorable and unusual moment.

8. Postal Service Drama: Concerns about the United States Postal Service’s ability to handle mail-in ballots added an extra layer of drama and tension to the election, prompting public discourse and awareness.

9. “I Voted” Stickers in Space: NASA astronaut Kate Rubins cast her vote from the International Space Station, emphasizing the lengths some Americans went to participate in this historic election.

10. Unprecedented Legal Battles: The 2020 election spurred numerous legal battles, with both campaigns contesting results in various states, adding a layer of legal drama seldom seen in recent U.S. elections.

U.S President to be writing Greek and Latin Simultaneously

Right before reading this fact, I actually tried it by myself since I am a bilingual but I had a hard time writing couple letters from both alphabets. 

FACT: The 20th, U.S President James A. Garfield (1881) who was able to write Greek and Latin simultaneously!! 
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FACT: President James A. Garfield was the first president who used two languages -- English and German in his presidential campaign

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U.S President Who was a Self-Educated Tailor

I don't know how many of you have tailoring skills, probably some of you do. As far as I know tailoring is something that doesn't come easily without learning or get trained from somebody else. I am excited to share a piece of information that might blow your mind!!.. 

FACT: Andrew Johnson (The 17th U.S President,1865 - 1869) was only U.S President who was self-educated tailor. He would make his own cloths and for those who were in his cabinet!!!

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