george washington was the oldest man elected president of usa.
who was the oldest man elected president of usa?
george washington
bullet::::- the 2016 presidential election is held. donald trump is elected as the 45th president of the united states and mike pence is elected the 48th vice president, with trump becoming the oldest man elected president at the age of 70 as well as the first president in history to take the office without any prior political or military experience. the win is considered one of the most shocking upsets in u.s. history, with most news outlets and experts considering a trump victory unlikely. the result is also highly controversial due to hillary clinton's popular vote lead of nearly 3 million votes over trump, who won via the electoral college.
2016 in the united states
in october 2006, floquet sent letters to henry allingham (then britain's oldest man and oldest living veteran) and robert meier (germany's oldest man and oldest living veteran at the time). the three shared the unique status of each being both the oldest man and oldest veteran of their respective countries. (france's then newly crowned oldest man, aimé avignon, who was born on 2 february 1897, thus making him almost 110 years old, did not serve in the war.)
maurice floquet