The President does not pay rent in the White House. The President and first lady pay for their food, parties, vacations, butlers, housekeepers, and ushers. If they bring someone on Air Force One who isnâ??t in the official traveling delegation, they have to reimburse the American people the equivalent of a first-class flight.
Yes and no. The president (all presidents-- not just Mr. Obama) receives a salary and a budget for expenses. So, currently, President Obama receives a salary of $400,000 a year. He also receives a certain amount of money (kind of like an allowance) for entertainment, travel, and clothing. If the president exceeds his budget, it is expected that he will repay the US Treasury, but to be honest, the media generally have not kept close tabs on past or present leaders to see if they do in fact reimburse for extra expenses. The White House is the official residence of our presidents, so Mr. Obama and his family do not pay rent to live there.
Yes, everyone has to pay for their usage of electricity and water. The white house is not exempt of this.
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The White House is the official residence for the president of the United States; it has always been supported and funded by American taxpayers.
The president must pay all food ad toiletries while in the white house but all private affairs must be paid straight from his income -Fred Hampton PhD Howard University
President's don't pay bills for the White House. The White House is federal property and considered a museum ( they can't change things on the first floor. ) Any personal expenses a president pays for.
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No, this is an internet myth. The president is not sending you checks to pay your bills. He did lower your taxes on a few occasions, but he did not pay your bills.
The president does not pay rent while living in the White House. However the first families personal food, beverages and dry cleaning all come out of the President's pocket.
No, full access to the white house and use of its facilities and staff are part of his compensation for his duties as President of the United States of America.
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They do if the parties are state occasions. If the president has a party for his friends he pays for it.