Life after the Oval Office comes with a surprising rulebook. From Secret Service details to driving bans and monitored mail, here is what former U.S. presidents are and aren't allowed to do.
By A.G.
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The Preservation of Messages
Under the Presidential Records Act of 1978, all communications sent or received during a presidency are part of the public record and cannot be destroyed. This legal obligation continues to follow a president even after they have finished their term.
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