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-Eight presidents have died in office
-In 1967 the Twenty-fifth Amendment was ratified after John F. Kennedy's assassination

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Constitutional Requirements
-defined by Article II, Section I in the Constitution
-Must be a natural-born citizen of the United States
-At least 35 years old
-Resident of the US for at least 14 years before taking office

Other Requirements
-Governmental experience
-Financial stability (run a campaign)
-Moderate political beliefs are more likely to be elected than extreme sides of the spectrum
-Strong personal characteristics

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-Between 1969 and 2001, the president's salary was $200,000 in taxable salary and $50,000 per year for expenses
-In 1999 Congress raised the president salary to $400,000, with a nontaxable travel allowance of up to $100,000 a year

Benefits
-Examples: Air Force One, a specially equipped jet, other planes, helicopters, and limousines are available to the president and top assistants
-Free medical, dental, and health care
-Live in the White House
-Lifetime pension of $4148,000 per year upon retirement
-Free office space, mailing services, and up to $96,000 per year for office help
-When presidents die, their spouse is eligible for a pension of $20,000 per year

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-Took place in 1951
-Stated that a president could only use up to a total of two terms
-Also allowed a vice president who serves no more than two years to serve two more terms when taking over in the middle of a presidency (to serve a total of 10 years)