Summary

Portrait of Bill Clinton Bill Clinton 52nd Annual National Thanksgiving Turkey presentationThe pardon of Harry (1999)

We also know as we celebrate our blessings that there are still too many people who are hungry at this holiday season, both beyond our borders and around the world, and sadly, even here in the United States. That's why it's so important that we not only give thanks, but also give back to our communities.
Before coming out here, I asked some of our staff members what they were thankful for this holiday season. One of my staff members said: "Today I'm thankful that I'm not a turkey." I know that one turkey doesn't have to worry about that – this fine-looking bird from the state of Minnesota.
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Bill Clinton Bill Clinton 52nd Annual National Thanksgiving Turkey presentationThe pardon of Harry (1999)

We are also very grateful for the peace and freedom America continues to enjoy, thanks to our men and women in uniform – many of whom I saw yesterday a very long way from home at Thanksgiving.
As we gather around our dinner tables tomorrow with family and friends, let us give thanks for all these things that hold us together as a people – the duty we owe to our parents and our children; the nurturing and education of our families, especially our children, and for many, our grandchildren; the bounty of our Earth
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature