100 years of vice presidents
With the election season in full gear, look back at 100 years of U.S. vice presidents.
With the election season in full gear and Paul Ryan locked in as Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick, look back at 100 years of U.S. vice presidents.
With the election season in full gear and Paul Ryan locked in as Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick, look back at 100 years of U.S. vice presidents.
James S. Sherman -- 1909-12 under William Taft
Thomas R. Marshall -- 1913-21 under Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge -- 1921-23 under Warren G. Harding
Charles G. Dawes -- 1925-29 under Calvin Coolidge
Charles Curtis -- 1929-33 under Herbert Hoover
John Nance Garner -- 1933-41 under Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace -- 1941-45 under Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman -- January 1945 to April 1945 under Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alben Barkley -- 1949-53 under Harry S. Truman
Richard Nixon -- 1953-61 under Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson -- 1961-63 under John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey -- 1965-69 under Lyndon B. Johnson
Spiro Agnew -- 1969-73 under Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford -- 1973-74 under Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller -- 1974-77 under Gerald Ford
Walter Mondale -- 1977-81 under Jimmy Carter
George H.W. Bush -- 1981-89 under Ronald Reagan
Dan Quayle -- 1989-93 under George H.W. Bush
Al Gore -- 1993-2001 under Bill Clinton
Dick Cheney -- 2001-09 under George W. Bush
Joe Biden -- 2009 to present under Barack Obama
