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Has any US president ever served more than eight years?

  • Written by David Yalof, Professor of Political Science, University of Connecticut
imageFranklin Delano Roosevelt, standing at center and facing left just above the eagle, takes the presidential oath of office for the third time in 1941.FDR Presidential Library and Museum via Flickr, CC BYimage

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