Its common world wide for the head of the Senate to be called the president, even in a country that has a president as its head of state (ala USA), technically in Australia the term comes from section 17 of the Constitution, which creates the office of the President of the Senate.
The position of President of the Senate is held by the Vice President of the United States. The slang term for the Vice President is Veep.
The term "senate" comes from the ancient government of Rome.
Daniel Inouye from Hawaii is the president pro tempore of the Senate as of 2010.
President Barack Obama
The Vice-president of the United States also serves as the President of the Senate. In 2012, Joe Biden holds this office.
president. houses serves 2,senate serves a 6 year term and president serves a 4 year term.
No- the president had to give up his seat in the Senate when he became president/
they serves for the president if the president is unable to complete his or her term
There is no position of "us treasurer." There is a Secretary of the Treasury who serves at the appointment of the President after Senate confirmation. There is a Chairman of the Federal Reserve, appointed by the President, who serves a ten-year term, after Senate confirmation.
No, Barack Obama resigned from his Senate seat after being elected as President in 2008. He began his presidential term on January 20, 2009.
The pro temp is elected by the Senate at the beginning of each Congress. By traditional he serves until his party loses the majority or he leaves the senate. There is no set term for this position.
Andrew Johnson came back to Washington as a senator after he left the presidency.