A Country Without A Vice President: Fascinating Stories of The 16 Times When The US Was Missing Its Veep!

What...no Veep Surprised at the thought of the US without a vice president? It's happened many times, and the stories often read like fiction In Robert 'Buck' Antle's very readable book, you'll find tales of the presidency and vice presidency, from the days of the Country's founders to the present. Here's the part of American history most of us have forgotten, told in a way that will delight history buffs and those curious about our country's past.

Robert ’Buck’ Antle, a retired ophthalmologist, is a former Michigander who moved to Central Oregon in 1987 to enjoy the amenities of the area. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1942 and Wayne State Medical School in 1950. During the interim he served 39 months in the US Navy as a pharmacist mate. About the book: Several notable men were involved in the years the US was without a vice president. The author weaves lessor known political figures into the story in such a way the reader will seek more information on these fascinating characters. Chapters, ＂President for a Day＂ and ＂One Vote away＂ are examples. Interesting tid bits are scatter throughout the book.