You can also reuse products or materials for their inteded or new purposes but this isn't classified as recycling. In order for it to be recycling the material would need to go through some type of reprocessing.
Thirty-eight former Members of the House have received at least one Electoral College vote for President. Nineteen Representatives have served as President. Ten former House Members have received Electoral College votes for both President and Vice President in separate elections.Only John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts (1824) served as a Representative after completing his presidency.Both Henry Clay of Kentucky (1824) and James A. Garfield of Ohio (1880) received Electoral College votes for the presidency as sitting House Members.en former House Members have received Electoral College votes for both President and Vice President in separate elections. Only John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts (1824) served as a Representative after completing his presidency.
Hence an ex-president could (in theory) run for a seat in the House of Representatives, the Senate, or for any state office such as Governor. John Quincy Adams is the only former president to have served in the House of Representatives after his presidency. Andrew Johnson is the only former president to have served in the Senate after his presidency. Interestingly, it might be possible for a former President to run for the office of Vice President. This would seem strange, given that the Vice-President is expected to replace the President when necessary, and would thus seem to be in violation of the no more than two terms rule.