Constitution
This official serves as the President of the Senate and casts the deciding vote in the event of a tie.
Vice President
What section of the White House houses the offices of the senior executive staff?
The West Wing
Before becoming the 40th president, this former Hollywood actor would eat jelly beans to help him quit smoking pipes:
Ronald Reagan?
What Indiana law provides immunity for arrest for underage alcohol offenses in the case of a medical emergency?
The Lifeline Law
In 1835, a gunman attempted to assassinate President Andrew Jackson with two pistols. After both weapons misfired, the furious 67-year-old president attacked his would-be assassin with this object.
Cane
This is the only specific crime explicitly defined by the text of the U.S. Constitution.
Treason
To celebrate a college football championship during a 2019 government shutdown, the White House famously served a candlelight dinner consisting of 300 burgers from this restaurant.
McDonalds
He was the first president to live in the White House, moving in during the year 1800 before it was even fully finished:
John Adams
In 1897, the Indiana House of Representatives nearly passed a bill legally redefining this mathematical constant to exactly 3.2, because actual geometry was apparently too difficult.
Pi
In 1912, what president survived being shot in the chest because the bullet passed through his eyeglass case and 50 pages of his campaign speech?
Theodore Roosevelt
This amendment states that any powers not explicitly given to the federal government are reserved for the states or the people.
Tenth Amendment
What Netflix political drama stars Keifer Sutherland thrust into the presidency after a catastrophic attack?
Designated Survivor
Andrew Jackson's pet parrot, Poll, had to be removed from the president's 1845 funeral because it wouldn't stop doing this
Swearing
Despite possessing the unassuming demeanor of a mild-mannered accountant, this former Indiana governor was gifted by the action-movie nickname "The Blade" by George W. Bush for ruthlessly slashing federal budgets.
Mitch Daniels
In 1975, this president survived two separate assassination attempts by two different women in just 17 days.
Gerald Ford
These collective five freedoms are protected by the First Amendment.
speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
Holding the official title of "Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office," this four-legged resident of 10 Downing Street moved in back in 2011 and has outlasted six British prime ministers.
Larry the Cat
This specific species of reptile was kept as a pet in a White House bathroom by John Quincy Adams, who reportedly used it to terrify unsuspecting guests
Alligator
It is a serious offense in Indiana if you use your bare hands to catch this fish because it removes them from their natural habitats and environment.
Catfish
In 1960 this dictator survived the CIA sneaking an explosive cigar into his personal supply, as well as 600 other odd, foiled attacks.
Fidel Castro
Ratified in 1992, the 27th Amendment prevents Congress from doing this until an intervening election has taken place.
Raising their own salaries/pay
This hip-hop mogul spent over $12 million of his own money on a 2020 U.S. presidential campaign, picking a Wyoming "biblical life coach" as his running mate and netting roughly 60,000 total votes.
Kanye West
Which president and first lady spoke in complete Mandarin Chinese together in the White House to prevent any eavesdropping on their conversations?
Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover
Despite the state's famous "Hoosier Hospitality," a bizarre and rarely enforced Indiana law technically makes it illegal to do this to a policeman
Wear a fake mustache
In 1944, a briefcase bomb under a meeting table destroyed the entire room but left this notable figure only minorly injured.
Adolf Hitler