Gerald Ford was appointed vice-president by Nixon when Agnew resigned and was duly confirmed by the Senate. He became president when Nixon also resigned, so I suppose you could say he was an appointed president.
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John Tyler, the 10th President of the United States, was the first American vice president to succeed to the office of president. He served as president from 1841 to 1845.
Richard Nixon was the only vice president to become president that did not succeed the president he served under.
Gerald Rudolph Ford was the first vice-president to become president after a resignation.
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In accordance with Amendment 25 of the United States Constitution, if the vice president dies, resigns or is otherwise removed, the President of the United States nominates his or her replacement. That person assumes the position of vice president after he or she has been confirmed by a majority vote by both houses of Congress.
Yes it is quite possible of a vice president to become president yes yes it is