Source: TOI
Former presidents rarely remain in Washington after living and working in the US capital’s oldest public building. Jimmy Carter headed home to Georgia, and Ronald Reagan went back to California. Bill Clinton built a new life in New York, where he created his foundation and where his wife Hillary — the Democratic front-runner vying to succeed Obama — launched her political career as a senator. No one yet knows where the Obamas will head on January 20, 2017, when the next president is sworn in on Capitol Hill.
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