In Sex and Politics e-book, and www.sexandpoliticsbook.com, I noted that Grover Cleveland was probably the fattest, and had a bath tub installed in the White house that some said could accommodate an elephant. President Grover Cleveland also has the distinction of being the only U.S. president ever to serve two non-consecutive terms, the only candidate to defeat and lose to the same opponent. After serving one term Cleveland was defeated by Republican Benjamin Harrison in the elections of 1888. In the 1892 presidential election Cleveland defeated Harrison and returned to office for another four-year term. It seems President Cleveland had a number of other peculiarities, Cleveland became the first and only president to wed in the White House, and he was 49, she 21, which was the largest age gap between husband and wife among presidents. Pictured on the U.S. $1000 bill, Cleveland is the only president on government issued currency displayed in a casino in Las Vegas. He was first president to successfully hide a serious medical condition. He was the only president to have a candy bar named after his daughter, though some historians give the honor to baseball slugger Babe Ruth.
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