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PRESIDENT Obama has admitted for the first time, that he and his family are “seriously considering”moving to Canada if Donald Trump is elected the president of the United States.

“It’s something Michelle, the kids and I have discussed as a potential solution to the Donald,” he said. “I have also spoken with Prime Minister Trudeau who outlined Canada’s generous immigration policy for wealthy individuals, so we’ll see.”

"There is nothing more pathetic in life than a former president," said President John Quincy Adams, who served in Congress for 17 years after the White House.

But Obama is relatively young (he turns 55 next week) and may have some qualities that could allow him to push the activist model even further. he was an accomplished author even before becoming president. As the first African-American president, he occupies a singular place in American history.

Now, former presidents have many ways to leverage their celebrity into multimillion-dollar paydays.

Most presidents since Calvin Coolidge have written post-presidential memoirs, and more recently they've become guaranteed bestsellers. Bill Clinton received a record $15 million advance for his book, My Life, in 2004.

Since 2005, Obama has made more than $15.6 million from his previous three books (Dreams from My Father, The Audacity of Hope and a children's book, Of Thee I Sing), according to tax returns compiled by the Tax History Project.

In an interview with GQ last year, Obama said he'd love to own part of a professional basketball franchise. "I have fantasized about being able to put together a team and how much fun that would be. " he said. He's a longtime Chicago sports fan, but said the team wouldn't have to be the Bulls.

In the same interview, Obama was asked which league he would most like to preside over. "Well, I’m best suited for basketball. But I cannot believe that the commissioner of football gets paid $44 million a year," he said. It was a hypothetical question.