Jimmy Carter has done a lot of things. Recently in the news for his take on Israel. Here is an article about his 2002 nobel prize which mentions some of the things he's been doing since his presidency: http://archives.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/europe/10/11/carter.nobel/index.html
Reagan sure did. Raking in the cash as he made speeches for $1M a pop in Japan as our auto plants shut down by the hundreds. He wanted minimum wage auto assemblers.
John Quincy Adams later was the defense lawyer at the Amistad slave ship rebellion trial. Andrew Johnson (the first president to be impeached) served as a US senator from Tennessee following his presidency. William Howard Taft later served as chief justice of the Supreme Court. Grover Cleaveland ran succesfully for the president after serving one term and losing his reelection.
Ex-Presidents are exhausted. Whatever you can say about any particular one, good or bad, they work their butts off and leave office looking about forty years older than they entered. They couldn't move into such a demanding job. Now their wives, on the other hand... Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! It's also just about the most dangerous job in America. If you get elected President you have something like a ten percent chance of dying in office.
