Ah, Millard Fillmore, doubtless the most obscure of American presidents. As far as most Americans are concerned, everything in the above video could have been true. For a somewhat, hopefully, more factual look at our thirteenth president, go here.
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The only apprentice?
Andrew Johnson started out as a tailor, wouldn’t he have been an apprentice at some point?
Andrew Johnson & Millard Fillmore. Oy vey!
Yep, Andrew Johnson, apprentice tailor.
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