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A double defeat by Donald trump. Not only did he lose the election to Joe Biden, but he is also the first president of the United States that fails to secure a second term in almost 30 years, since 1992. The tycoon is the eleventh president of the 45 United States not to be reelected, the fourth since postwar period. The last one the White House lost after four years was George HW Bush, also republican, defeated by Bill clinton in the elections of ’92.
Before Bush Sr. succeeded two presidents consecutive. Before, in the 1976, to the republican Gerald ford, the only one among the “single term” presidents who has not been has never been chosen not even a first time: in 1974 he was succeeded as vice president by Richard Nixon, who had resigned after the watergate scandal. Later, the Democrat Jimmy Carter, defeated in 1980 gives Ronald reagan with a landslide victory for the former Hollywood actor.
You have to take a leap almost a hundred years to track down the other defeated presidents after one term. In 1932 I touch the Herbert hoover who, crushed by the Great Crisis of 29, had to leave the Oval Office in Franklin D. Roosevelt. Twenty years before, in 1912, fu William H. Taft lose your job, leave office a Woodrow wilson, the president who brought the United States to First World War.
the first of all it was however John adams, who had been a deputy to the first president George Washington and was elected successor, but was defeated by Thomas Jefferson in 1800. The same fate also happened to John Quincy Adams, who lost to Andrew Jackson in 1828, and then to Martin Van Buren, who surrendered to William Henry Harrison in 1840.
After Civil war, you get to Grover cleveland, against whom he lost Banamijn Harrison in 1888. Cleveland is actually the only one on the list who has been elected for a second term, but four years later – he was re-elected in 1892, taking revenge on Harrison, who was still president single mandate.
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