While India has no limit on the tenure of the Prime minister or president’s tenure, the United States of America allows one person to take oath as the president twice only. Here in India, a politician can continue on the highest post for as long as he has support and majority. As but in the world’s oldest democracy, the United States, things seem a bit different. The presidents of the world’s superpower set some examples by following their passion and recognizing themselves as among the common people and can be spotted anywhere where people go to visit to spend some time with family. Barack Obama was recently seen playing basketball and George H.W. Bush was seen doing skydiving at his birthdays. Their passion for politics sets a new goal for your leaders in making. Here are some fascinating things that United States Presidents did after leaving office:
Barack Obama: The 44th United States President can be seen enjoying his public life freely like any other common citizen. He was recently spotted campaigning for Joe Biden for the Presidential elections of 2020.
George H.W. Bush: Bush has been celebrating his birthdays like a daredevil who does skydiving. The 41st United States President started this trend on his 75th birthday and he does it after each 5th birthday.
Bill Clinton: Bill Clinton along with former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, and actress Sophia Loren won the Best Spoken Word Album for Children Grammy for narrating the Russian folk tale "Peter and the Wolf" in 2004. Then in 2005, he won Grammy Award for the audiobook of his autobiography, My Life.
George W Bush: The former president of the United States, has been spending his time painting world leaders, dogs, and even of himself.
Jimmy Carter: After a year when his term ended as the United States President, Carter started a “Carter Center” which is a non-profit organization aiming to advance human rights globally. The major aim of the organization was to eradicate Guinea worm disease and due to the efforts, the disease reduced to 22 in 2015 from 3.5 million in 1986.
Barack Obama: The 44th United States President can be seen enjoying his public life freely like any other common citizen. He was recently spotted campaigning for Joe Biden for the Presidential elections of 2020.
George H.W. Bush: Bush has been celebrating his birthdays like a daredevil who does skydiving. The 41st United States President started this trend on his 75th birthday and he does it after each 5th birthday.
