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Old 03-23-2011, 09:10 AM   #21
zimmy
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Why can't people just accept that every friggin president takes these trips. These conversations are so ridiculous. Presidents travel. Presidents play golf and fish. Presidents vacation.

"President Bush was the most travelled president in history, beating the record set by President Clinton, who in turn beat the record set by President George H. W. Bush. "

Vacation
Of the recent Presidents (going back to Carter), in their first year in office (not including Camp David):
Carter spent 19 days on vacation (1.6 days per month)
Reagan spent 42 days on vacation (3.5 days per month)
Bush Sr. spent 40 days on vacation (3.3 days per month)
Clinton spent 21 days on vacation (1.8 days per month)
Bush Jr. spent 77 days on vacation (6.4 days per month)
Obama spent 26 days on vacation (2.2 days per month)

No, no, no. we’re 30… 30, three zero.
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