Brain Tease
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Lefty
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Of coarse not right, I'm Lefty. I will name them.
bowlingshirt
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um...all the ones that are still alive ???
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Calicolady
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That would be 16 then.
Other than those Presidents still living:
John Tyler died during the Civil War as a resident of Virginia, which some would say was at that time not part of the United States but of the Confederate States of America (CSA).
Several dead Presidents have never been "buried" below the ground. The following Presidents are interred in sarcophagi, sometimes in mausoleums: Washington, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Monroe, Taylor, Grant, Garfield, McKinley, Wilson, Eisenhower.
Finally, if by "US" you are referring ONLY to the fifty STATES, Wilson, whose grave is in Washington, D.C. is the only one who would qualify.
Since the question is in the singular ("President") the most natural answer would be either Tyler or Wilson. Take your choice!
Plus your answer:
Carter
Bush
Clinton
Bush
Other than those Presidents still living:
John Tyler died during the Civil War as a resident of Virginia, which some would say was at that time not part of the United States but of the Confederate States of America (CSA).
Several dead Presidents have never been "buried" below the ground. The following Presidents are interred in sarcophagi, sometimes in mausoleums: Washington, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Monroe, Taylor, Grant, Garfield, McKinley, Wilson, Eisenhower.
Finally, if by "US" you are referring ONLY to the fifty STATES, Wilson, whose grave is in Washington, D.C. is the only one who would qualify.
Since the question is in the singular ("President") the most natural answer would be either Tyler or Wilson. Take your choice!
Plus your answer:
Carter
Bush
Clinton
Bush
bowlingshirt
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My second guess was going to be none of them, since you can only bury something in soil and not on it.
