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Seminole, OK · 4 months ago

Common Misconception    •   Some claim John Hanson was the “first president of the United States” — this is not true in the constitutional sense.       •   The Articles of Confederation created a weak confederation with no executive branch.       •   The President of Congress only presided over meetings; he had no executive powers, army, or national administration.       •   The first constitutional President of the United States was George Washington (1789) under the new Constitution.

Bruce Prater

Dade City, FL · 3 months ago

with what was going on then we still had slaves no way this is true at all

Wes Hardy

Plainfield, IL · 4 months ago

I here i just saw Jefferson on the $2 bill.

Joe Brady

Oregon City, OR · 4 months ago

There wasn’t a US at the time.