Which President?
Logic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Grover Cleveland was the 22nd president of the United States. He was succeeded by Benjamin Harrison. Cleveland was then elected the 24th president, succeeding Harrison. Therefore, Cleveland, on his second election, succeeded his own successor. Which was the only other United States president to succeed his own successor?
HintThis is in Logic, not Trivia!
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Answer
Benjamin Harrison. He succeeded Cleveland, who was his successor.
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Comments
Nerine  
Feb 01, 2009
| Yay, first comment.
Thought so, it made sense. Good teaser!  |
omgland 
Feb 02, 2009
| That twisted my mind - it was really easy at the end, but I just couldn't understand!! Great teaser.  |
cacepc   
Feb 02, 2009
| Difficult. Easy, once I peeked at the answer. I didn't even get the hint. A very good teaser!  |
markmonnin   
Feb 03, 2009
| I had to think about this for a minute after seeing the answer to understand it. So he succeeded his successor before he was even succeeded. It just happened that his successor was the person he succeeded, so technically he succeeded his successor. It makes sense, but it's pretty tricky!  |
chocoholic94   
Feb 03, 2009
| Good job! It really made me think!  |
tommysmo 
Feb 04, 2009
| Good one! |
bradon182001   
Feb 11, 2009
| Very clever, you got me. Thanks for posting.  |
pating  
Feb 12, 2009
| There's something tricky about this one. When Harrison became president, we still don't know who will be his successor. So at that time, we can't say he succeeded his own successor. |
eamon  
Feb 17, 2009
| Great!
Loved it. |
JasonD 
Jan 31, 2012
| What about Peyton Randolph and Henry Middleton? |
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