Hello fellow reader, welcome to my website.  I am going to inform about the real first ten presidents, not just the first ten that you think that are the ones, but the ones you probably never heard of before.  First of all, forget all of that crap you learned in elementary school about the first president.  You know, he "chopped down the cherry tree" or "he could not tell a lie", that was crap.  If you do not know who I am talking about, that is sad; he is, of course George Washington, the actual the eleventh president!  The first ten presidents were people who you had never heard about, like Richard Henry Lee and Thomas McKean; the person that this website is going to talk about the most.  Thomas McKean was a lot of things, he was one of the many people to sign the Articles of Confederation, a delegate for Delaware at the Stamp Act Congress,  and a lot of other good things.  If you had basic reading skills, you can probably figure out that he had the perfect characteristics for a president.  He was president of the Continental Congress in 1781, he only served for a couple of months!  He died forty-six years later, at the age of 83.

  Citations:

http://www.barefootsworld.net/aoc1777.html

http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/mckean.htm