When the president and his wife want a little alone time in between the sheets, they say they’ll be “discussing the Bosnian problem.” If they’re not actually getting busy in that way, the code is “they are reviewing the Bosnian situation.”
The President’s home was built using many foreign immigrants, including Scottish, Irish, and Italian plaster workers. In addition, many African American slaves were forced to work on the building.
When house no. 1600 on Pennsylvania Ave was first built, it was not handicap friendly. When FDR was elected, ramps and elevators were installed with a heated indoor pool for his physical therapy.
The West Wing of the building was constructed by Teddy Roosevelt to keep living business spaces separate. Originally, it wasn’t even attached to the main house. Then President Taft decided he wasn’t interested in all that walking, so he approved the construction.
Before the White House had its name, it was referred to as the Executive Mansion. This was before Theodore Roosevelt became President of The United States.
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