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Presidents’ Secrets: 8 Politicians Who Lived Wild Lives Before the White House

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Have you ever wondered what kinds of secrets presidents keep away from citizens?

When you are the president of an important country such as our beautiful United States of America, you become one of the most important men in the nation. People tend to believe that politicians need to have their lives put together, be honorable and strong in every single situation, and present their best faces to the world.

However, we don’t think that something like this can always be true, especially since being real is more important than showing how perfect you are. This means that sometimes the things that happened before popular politicians became president are somehow forgotten and covered up, regardless of their nature.

In our opinion, it takes courage, determination, professionalism, and realness to be able to be the leader of such an important country on the globe, and not everyone can fit the role.

There are many crazy and wild presidential stories going around the Internet, and all of them are juicy, interesting, and have a little bit of something extra to them. Everybody deserves to have an interesting life, especially if they get ready to sit in the Oval Office, so if you want to get to know these famous people a little better (we’ll unleash their secrets together), this is the article you don’t want to miss.

Without further ado, let’s meet the former presidents of America and discover their wild lives together! PS: If you haven’t done anything crazy in your life, you’re probably not the right fit for the job!

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  1. Kennedy was my favorite. To this day I read or watch everything published on Kennedy and Jackie.

  2. Wasn’t it George H.W. Bush who was the good baseball player? As I recall the stories, Bush Senior played first base for the Yale team that went to the College World Series and that played against Cal.

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