Planning A Presidential Funeral
Did you know that one of the first tasks a president needs to do upon taking office is to plan their funeral? “It may sound shocking, but during the first week of moving into the White House, the president is asked to plan his or her funeral should anything occur during their presidency,” explained the deputy assistant of George W. Bush. A presidential funeral is a gigantic ordeal full of ceremonies. It normally lasts about five days. Overall, eight Presidents of the United States have died during their term. Four of them were the victims of assassinations. As you can see, it is important to ensure their security.
Planning A Presidential Funeral
Moving In And Out
Are you surprised to hear that the First Family normally has to foot the bill when they move into the White House? They pick the moving company they want, although the movers do not get permission to enter the building itself. The residence staff gets clearance to enter the White House, so they are the ones who need to get the items inside after the moving truck is halted. This is also true when they have to move out.
Moving In And Out