Looking Back at the Rich History of the Presidential Turkey Pardon
The history behind the White House’s annual turkey pardon, from Lincoln’s early clemency to modern Presidential traditions and this year’s Gobble and Waddle.
The history behind the White House’s annual turkey pardon, from Lincoln’s early clemency to modern Presidential traditions and this year’s Gobble and Waddle.
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