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#OnThisDay: #LBJ, who was running against W. Lee O'Daniel for a #Senate seat, speaks with voters on #ElectionDay in #JohnsonCity, #Texas.
LBJ ultimately lost the election, but seven years later, he narrowly won the same Senate seat vacated by O'Daniel.
📷 @statesman | 6/28/1941
Happy Birthday to Elon Musk.
From helping build Tesla into the world's leading EV company to making reusable rockets a reality at SpaceX, Musk has spent decades pushing the boundaries of innovation.
His influence has also expanded into politics and public policy, making him one of the most recognizable and influential figures of his generation.
His fortune has reached record-breaking heights, making him the world's wealthiest person for much of the past several years, even briefly hitting trillionaire status after taking SpaceX public earlier this year.
Give Me Liberty! Gerald and Betty Fords’ golden retriever, aptly named Liberty, lived at the White House during America’s Bicentennial in 1976.
When First Lady Betty Ford was diagnosed with breast cancer two years earlier, First Daughter Susan Ford and Personal Photographer to the President David Hume Kennerly thought a surprise might cheer up the family. Susan surprised her father with Liberty in the Oval Office while her mother was still in the hospital recovering from surgery.
Liberty gave the first family many happy moments in the White House. She frequently visited President Ford in the Oval Office and the furry friend even made her way into their family portrait.
In 1975, Liberty gave birth to nine puppies on the third floor of the White House. One of the puppies was given to the Leader Dog School for the Blind in Michigan and the Fords kept one puppy named Misty. Take a look at Liberty’s life in the White House in the photos below.
Image 1: Photograph of President Gerald R. Ford and his dog Liberty stamped with Liberty's "Paw-tograph." Liberty became so popular she received fan mail. Fans would receive back a printed copy of Liberty’s paw stamp. (📸: @Ford_Library / @USNatArchives)
Image 2: The Ford family in the East Sitting Hall. Back row, left to right: Susan Ford, Steve Ford, Jack Ford, Mike Ford, Mrs. Gayle Ann Ford. Seated: First Lady Betty Ford, President Gerald R. Ford, with dog Liberty. (📸: David Hume Kennerly)
Image 3: Gerald R. Ford, First Lady Betty Ford, and First Daughter Susan posing with their dog Liberty and Liberty's puppies on September 16, 1975. (📸: @Ford_Library / @USNatArchives)
Image 4: First Lady Betty Ford holds Misty, one of Liberty’s puppies, and sits near a tree decorated with homemade ornaments and trimmings in the Solarium on November 10, 1975. Misty attempts to eat the decorations. (📸: @Ford_Library / @USNatArchives)
In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in his office upstairs at the White House granting freedom to enslaved people held in bondage in rebelling Confederate states. But this did not mean freedom for everyone. #Juneteenth
📷: @librarycongress
America was founded on the principle of equal justice under law — our criminal justice system can and should reflect this core value that makes our communities safer and stronger.
That’s why I’m announcing additional steps to make the promise of equal justice a reality.
After wasting weeks trying to find a new Speaker of the House and expelling their own members, House Republicans have left for the holiday without funding the government.
The American people deserve better.
Under President Biden, Americans have filed a record 14.6 million applications to start businesses.
Small businesses are booming under the Biden-Harris Administration.
This year at the White House, you will find ornaments created out of the handprints and painted family portraits of military-connected children, ensuring that military and veteran families see themselves reflected in the magic of the holidays.
Beth, a military spouse who volunteered to decorate the White House, teaches us how children and families can re-create these ornaments right at home.
A bit of magic, wonder, and joy brought to you by the talented tappers of Dorrance Dance, performing their playful interpretation of The Nutcracker Suite.
Enjoy! 💕