10 U.S. Presidents Before And After Their Terms In Office
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Running one of the largest, most prosperous and most powerful nations in the world as the President of the United States is a stressful task, and these photos will show what sort of effect that stress can have on a person’s health.
The majority of the presidents pictured here spent about 8 years in the presidency, so one could argue that they would have aged one way or another. The stress of their work, however – even for those who spent only 4 or less years in office – definitely speeds up the natural aging process.
The four years of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency, the most tumultuous in America’s history as a nation, left an especially obvious mark on the beleaguered president, and this may have been exacerbated by certain potential medical conditions as well.
Being the president or prime minister of any country can be a stressful experience. If you have a before-and-after photo of your country’s leader, please submit it below!
(h/t: huffpost)
George W. Bush 2001/2008
Abraham Lincoln 1861/1865
Bill Clinton 1993/2001
John F. Kennedy 1961/1963
Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933/1945
Ronald Reagan 1981/1989
Harry S. Truman 1945/1953
Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953/1961
Richard Nixon 1969/1973
Barack Obama 2008/2014
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Horrible! People are getting older! :o UN-BE-LI-EV-AB-LE ! ! ! !
Lincoln is the only one who really aged because of stress..the rest just got older :))
Yeah cause the Great Depression and World War II weren't hard on polio riddled FDR
i blame better technology in fotograph sience :D
Yeap, definitely there's a narrow relationship between high definition photos and looking older.
*Photograph sorry i'm quite the grammar nazi, i couldn't help myself... :(
Being the next grammar nazi, you forgot the ' in don't, ReneeStenersen. ;-)
people from other countries spell things differently miss grammar nazi. :) & being 'the' grammar nazi, you dont capitalize your letter 'i'?