As President Joe Biden prepares to exit the White House, the 82-year-old may well enjoy a quiet retirement, unlike some of his predecessors, who enjoyed an active political career after leaving the Oval Office.
For many of the men who occupied the nation’s highest office during the last hundred years, the end of their presidencies merely marked the start of a new political chapter.
Here’s a look into three presidents who garnered both praise and criticism for their post-White House escapades.
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Herbert Hoover
After the 1929 stock market crash happened on his watch, Herbert Hoover faced censure for his handling of the economic crisis, which helped launch the Great Depression. Ultimately losing his bid for a second term in 1932 to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hoover spent the next few decades…
