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President Trump pledged to refuse the $400,000 salary that comes with being the U.S. president shortly after winning the election. Since then he’s held to his promise, with each quarterly pay going to a different organization.
In 2017, his paychecks went to the National Park Service, the Education Department, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Transportation.
The first two checks from 2018 went to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Small Business Administration
In January 2019, he donated $100,000—his salary from the third-quarter of 2018—to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
His forth quarter check, $100k went to the the Department of Homeland Security.
Gerald R. Ford, our 38th president from 1974-1977, was APPOINTED to the vice-presidency after the resignation of Richard Nixon's original vice-president.
The electorate at that time could vote for both the president and vice
president separately, and the vote did not distinguish whether it was
for president or vice president. Both Jefferson and Burr got a majority
of votes, so the house had to vote to decide who was president and who
was vice president.
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