George Washington was not attracted to political power, which distinguished him from other political figures of his era; when he became the first president, the role was a new concept since previous presidents under the Articles of Confederation had been merely presiding officers with almost no real authority.
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Why We Should Thank George Washington I Anthony Scaramucci & H.W. BrandsAdded:
Washington was not attracted to political power. Presidency back in Washington's day when he became the first president, it was no big deal. The United States had had presidents before Washington, but nobody's ever heard of them because the presidents under the Articles of Confederation in the Congress were almost irrelevant. They were simply presiding officers over the Congress. So this new president, it was a new thing. But Washington, even if it had been a bigger deal, Washington himself had no attraction to political power.
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