#Presidents’ Day

[fashioninpaper]

Presidents Day!

#paper dolls #george washington #martha washington #Presidents’ Day

[cyarsk52-20]

Happy Presidents’ Day everyone. Who was the president the year you were born ?

Here’s a gif of the potus the year I was born

and yes he can play the saxophone

#Presidents’ Day #Bill Clinton #hillary clinton #the clintons #billary #president biden #dark brandon #kamala harris #biden administration #trump #lock him up! #classified documents #donald trump #indictment of trump #merrick garland #ari melber #view post #jack smith #president joe biden #fani willis #fulton county #tish James #district attorney #georgia election #georgia #political memes #memes #us politics #SpongeBob memes #2020 presidential election

[girlpog]

Happy Presidents’ Day to the only President that FUCKING matters

#jojo #jojos bizarre adventure #jjba #steel ball run #jojo part 7 #funny valentine #shitpost #textpost #Valentine’s Day #Presidents’ Day

[rabbitcruiser]

Presidents’ Day

Celebrated each year, on the third Monday in February, Presidents’ Day is a federal holiday to pay tribute to the presidents of the United States, including George Washington, the country’s first president, and Abraham Lincoln, who served during the Civil War. The holiday was originally established to honor Washington, but over time it has come to be a day to recognize all of the nation’s presidents. It is a day when many businesses and government offices are closed and people have the day off from work or school. Some people celebrate Presidents’ Day by participating in parades or other events, while others use it as a time to relax and spend time with family and friends.

History of Presidents’ Day

Presidents’ Day has its roots in the celebration of George Washington’s birthday, which has been observed as a national holiday in the United States since the late 18th century. Washington was born on February 22, 1732, and his birthday was first officially recognized as a national holiday by an act of Congress in 1879. The holiday was originally called “Washington’s Birthday,” and it was observed on February 22 each year.

In the 20th century, Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which was designed to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers by moving several holidays to Mondays. As part of this act, the holiday honoring Washington was moved to the third Monday in February and was renamed “Presidents’ Day” to recognize not just Washington, but all of the presidents of the United States. The holiday has been observed on the third Monday in February since 1971.

Presidents’ Day is not only a time to honor US presidents, but also a time to reflect on the important role that they have played in shaping the nation’s history.

How to Celebrate Presidents’ Day

There are many ways to celebrate Presidents’ Day. Some people choose to honor the holiday by taking part in parades or other events that are held in honor of the presidents. Others use the day as an opportunity to learn more about the presidents and their contributions to the country. Here are a few ideas for celebrating Presidents’ Day:

Attend a Parade, or Visit a Presidential Museum or Library

Many cities and towns hold parades on Presidents’ Day to celebrate the presidents of the USA. Look for one in your area and join in the celebration. There are also many museums and libraries dedicated to the presidents of the United States.

Read a Book About a President

There are many books available about US presidents. Consider reading one of these to learn more about a particular president or the history of the presidency:

Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow. This Pulitzer Prize-winning biography provides an honest portrait of George Washington, the man who became the United States’ first president.

Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin. This book chronicles the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his ability to lead and manage a diverse group of advisors and cabinet members.

John F. Kennedy: A Biography by Michael O’Brien. A comprehensive biography of JFK, examining the life and legacy of the 35th president, from his childhood and education to his assassination in 1963.

The Reagan Diaries edited by Douglas Brinkley. A collection of diary entries written by President Ronald Reagan during his two terms in office, this book provides a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the Reagan presidency.

Barack Obama: The Story by David Maraniss. Offering a detailed and nuanced portrait of Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, it covers Obama’s early life, political career, and presidency, and offers insight into the man and his leadership style.

Watch a Movie or Documentary

There are many films and documentaries about US presidents, but here’s a few to get you started:

Lincoln (2012) – A biographical drama that stars Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. It focuses on Lincoln’s role in the abolition of slavery and the passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.

Truman (1995) – Starring Gary Sinise as the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, the film covers Truman’s life, career, and presidency, including his role in the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan and the Korean War.

JFK (1991) – A biographical drama starring Kevin Costner as President John F. Kennedy, this film examines the events leading up to Kennedy’s assassination and the investigations that followed.

Nixon (1995) – Stars Anthony Hopkins as President Richard Nixon. The film covers Nixon’s political career, the Watergate scandal and his eventual resignation from office.

The President (2019) – A documentary profiling President Barack Obama, covering his life, career, and presidency.

Participate in a Service Project

Presidents’ Day is a good time to think about ways to serve your community. Consider participating in a service project or volunteering your time to help others.

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#John Adams #John F. Kennedy #Presidents’ Day #George Washington #Mount Rushmore National Memorial #controversy #South Dakota #19 February 2024 #third Monday in February #PresidentsDay #original photography #tourist attraction #landscape #cityscape #Theodore Roosevelt #Thomas Jefferson #Abraham Lincoln #Gutzon Borglum #President Millard Fillmore by Bryant Baker #Buffalo #New York #President Grover Cleveland by Bryant Baker #Washington DC #Ulysses S. Grant Memorial by Edward Pearce Casey #USA #New York City #travel #vacation #landmark #architecture

[andallshallbewell]

#quote #inspiration #Presidents’ Day #franklin pierce

[sh0wt1m3]

#issa rae #Barbie #Presidents’ Day

[ibtisams]

A report just came out from a Palestinian hostage saying he was strapped with bombs and sent into a Hamas tunnel, with Israel prepared to blow the tunnel up with his body if fighters were found inside and yet people are still making the “Hamas uses human shields” arguments that have been confirmed to be a myth with no supporting evidence

#the hostage also said the same thing happened to a 15 year old boy hostage #both of them did survive as they were pulled out of the tunnel when no fighters were found and then released a few days later #the amount of people (including the US president) who still talk about the Hamas human shields is alarming #since no one has evidence of it and we have more then one piece of evidence of Israel using human shields #palestine #🦢

[dencyemily]

Historic Momentum: Bitcoin ETFs Shatter Records, Unleashing $6.94 Billion Volume after Presidents’ Day

Bitcoin ETFs have taken center stage in the financial markets, experiencing unprecedented trading volumes post-Presidents’ Day. The surge in activity, notably highlighted by Santiment, an analytic platform, signals robust institutional interest in cryptocurrency as a legitimate mainstream investment option. Following the market closure on Presidents’ Day, the combined trading volume of seven leading Bitcoin ETFs reached an impressive $6.94 billion. Individual funds like FBTC, BITB, HODL, ARKB, and BTCO reached all-time highs, showcasing the growing prominence of these investment vehicles.

The VanEck spot Bitcoin ETF, in particular, witnessed a substantial uptick in trading activity, surpassing its initial launch day record. This surge reflects the broader acceptance and integration of Bitcoin into traditional investment frameworks. Key figures like Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy, who remains unwavering in his Bitcoin holdings, contribute to this momentum. Saylor’s belief that Bitcoin ETFs redirect significant capital from traditional to digital platforms underscores the increasing consensus on Bitcoin's comparative advantage over traditional assets like gold and real estate.

Furthermore, the Bitcoin market has witnessed a significant development with a record inflow of 25,300 BTC into whale accumulation addresses. This influx signals strong confidence among significant investors in the cryptocurrency’s value proposition. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju views these movements as indicative of Wall Street’s growing interest in dominating the Bitcoin market.

Despite the turbulent shifts in the market, the Bitcoin price has maintained a robust stance, hovering around the $52,000 level. Investors and market analysts are closely monitoring price movements within the $51,700 to $52,515 range, anticipating signals for Bitcoin’s next directional trend.

In conclusion, the recent surge in Bitcoin ETF activities signifies substantial institutional support for crypto, marking a critical milestone in the financial markets' development. The massive trading volumes and strategic positioning of investors underscore the transformative impact of Bitcoin ETFs, positioning them as central players in the ongoing integration of digital assets into mainstream finance.

#Bitcoin ETFs #Presidents’ Day #FBTC #BITB #HODL #ARKB #BTCO #ETF #Cryptotale

[celebratesocia1]

Presidential Pizzazz: National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Unveils First Lady, Resolute Desk, and White House Podium Series in Presidents’ Day Launch

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#bobbleheads #First Ladies #Limited-edition #Presidents’ Day #Presidents’ Day bobbleheads #Resolute Desk

[silveragelovechild]

#george washington #Presidents’ Day #buff #FFILF

[louis9979]

#Presidents’ Day

[brewed-pangolin]

Being a demolitions expert, Soap MacTavish has to be very good at math.

Which means he knows the exact mathematical equations for perfectly banging his cock into your pussy and this makes absolutely no sense but it made me laugh and I'm too tired to think or care otherwise.

#soap sqaud president is down for the count #i just wanted to have a nice day #but noooooooo #soap squad™️ #love you but mamas exhausted #johnny soap mactavish #need his arms around me #the brainrot of Captain MacTavish #john soap mactavish #soap mactavish #john mactavish #OG Soap #captain mactavish #captain soap mactavish #call of duty #cod

[miurenne]

the sheer JOY on her face when she talks about the power of propaganda lmfao

#minthara #minthara baenre #bg3 #baldur's gate 3 #she should run for president #i love her #pinning this so i can gaze upon her smile every day. yup

[hedgehog-moss]

French TV journalist having a hard time trying to get woman in the street to comment on Macron's latest speech yesterday

Protesters organised casserolades (aka banging on pots and pans) in front of city halls across the country at 8pm, when Macron was speaking, to symbolically drown out his voice. Later that evening, Macron was filmed singing a song with some 'random people' in a street in Paris, trying to show he can go out and meet people and have fun because protesters don't exist. The people he was singing with (members of a choir, some of whom are 'alt-right-leaning') were using a folk song app created by far-right activists that was criticised a few months ago for hosting a Spanish fascist anthem & Third Reich military marches.

The government's response was that the President "couldn't know the background of the people he met that night." Maybe if he wants to avoid being associated with the far-right (that's a big if, I know), Macron should keep in mind that with the kinds of strategies and positioning his government has adopted lately, people in the street who welcome him with open arms and are proud to be filmed with him have a higher than average likelihood of supporting fascism.

#genre hier darmanin qui dit qu'il faut sanctionner les gens au RSA et aujourd'hui le maire pour qui fraudeur = maghrébin... #also the far-right ppl who made that song lyric app got 40K€ of public funding from the ministry of culture #our government is 'questioning' public funding for the human rights league but not this #so yeah this is just 1 thing out of the avalanche of bullshit the government keeps unleashing these days #i could have made a post about the minister of the interior; a known rapist; saying #that french people are angry about the reform but ''they swallowed it'' #that was yesterday; this week is going well so far #cool thing that happened last week is that the film director who won the césar des lycéens award #made a speech in the presence of the minister of education in which he said #''it must be hard to be minister of education for a president whose words and actions reflect the opposite #of the values school is supposed to teach the youth: contempt rather than respect; dictating rather than dialoguing'' (etc) #also last week when macron went to notre-dame and of course forbade protests in the area #so protesters hopped on a boat and protested on the seine next to notre-dame #frpol

[rabbitcruiser]

Presidents’ Day

Celebrated each year, on the third Monday in February, Presidents’ Day is a federal holiday to pay tribute to the presidents of the United States, including George Washington, the country’s first president, and Abraham Lincoln, who served during the Civil War. The holiday was originally established to honor Washington, but over time it has come to be a day to recognize all of the nation’s presidents. It is a day when many businesses and government offices are closed and people have the day off from work or school. Some people celebrate Presidents’ Day by participating in parades or other events, while others use it as a time to relax and spend time with family and friends.

History of Presidents’ Day

Presidents’ Day has its roots in the celebration of George Washington’s birthday, which has been observed as a national holiday in the United States since the late 18th century. Washington was born on February 22, 1732, and his birthday was first officially recognized as a national holiday by an act of Congress in 1879. The holiday was originally called “Washington’s Birthday,” and it was observed on February 22 each year.

In the 20th century, Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which was designed to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers by moving several holidays to Mondays. As part of this act, the holiday honoring Washington was moved to the third Monday in February and was renamed “Presidents’ Day” to recognize not just Washington, but all of the presidents of the United States. The holiday has been observed on the third Monday in February since 1971.

Presidents’ Day is not only a time to honor US presidents, but also a time to reflect on the important role that they have played in shaping the nation’s history.

How to Celebrate Presidents’ Day

There are many ways to celebrate Presidents’ Day. Some people choose to honor the holiday by taking part in parades or other events that are held in honor of the presidents. Others use the day as an opportunity to learn more about the presidents and their contributions to the country. Here are a few ideas for celebrating Presidents’ Day:

Attend a Parade, or Visit a Presidential Museum or Library

Many cities and towns hold parades on Presidents’ Day to celebrate the presidents of the USA. Look for one in your area and join in the celebration. There are also many museums and libraries dedicated to the presidents of the United States.

Read a Book About a President

There are many books available about US presidents. Consider reading one of these to learn more about a particular president or the history of the presidency:

Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow. This Pulitzer Prize-winning biography provides an honest portrait of George Washington, the man who became the United States’ first president.

Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin. This book chronicles the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his ability to lead and manage a diverse group of advisors and cabinet members.

John F. Kennedy: A Biography by Michael O’Brien. A comprehensive biography of JFK, examining the life and legacy of the 35th president, from his childhood and education to his assassination in 1963.

The Reagan Diaries edited by Douglas Brinkley. A collection of diary entries written by President Ronald Reagan during his two terms in office, this book provides a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the Reagan presidency.

Barack Obama: The Story by David Maraniss. Offering a detailed and nuanced portrait of Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, it covers Obama’s early life, political career, and presidency, and offers insight into the man and his leadership style.

Watch a Movie or Documentary

There are many films and documentaries about US presidents, but here’s a few to get you started:

Lincoln (2012) – A biographical drama that stars Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. It focuses on Lincoln’s role in the abolition of slavery and the passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.

Truman (1995) – Starring Gary Sinise as the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, the film covers Truman’s life, career, and presidency, including his role in the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan and the Korean War.

JFK (1991) – A biographical drama starring Kevin Costner as President John F. Kennedy, this film examines the events leading up to Kennedy’s assassination and the investigations that followed.

Nixon (1995) – Stars Anthony Hopkins as President Richard Nixon. The film covers Nixon’s political career, the Watergate scandal and his eventual resignation from office.

The President (2019) – A documentary profiling President Barack Obama, covering his life, career, and presidency.

Participate in a Service Project

Presidents’ Day is a good time to think about ways to serve your community. Consider participating in a service project or volunteering your time to help others.

Source

#Presidents’ Day #George Washington #Mount Rushmore National Memorial #controversy #South Dakota #20 February 2023 #third Monday in February #PresidentsDay #original photography #tourist attraction #landscape #cityscape #Theodore Roosevelt #Thomas Jefferson #Abraham Lincoln #Gutzon Borglum #President Millard Fillmore by Bryant Baker #Buffalo #New York #President Grover Cleveland by Bryant Baker #Washington DC #Ulysses S. Grant Memorial by Edward Pearce Casey #USA #New York City

[jaehwany]

Can I ask you something? On the last night of our first stayover, why did you ask to look into my eyes? I wanted to know if I was blushing because of you. Were you? No. No doubt. I was blushing to death then. How about now? Am I making you blush?

#my school president #tinngun #fourth nattawat #gemini norawit #asianlgbtqdramas #dailyasiandramas #thai drama #jgifs #THE CUTEST POST KISS REACTION I'VE EVER SEEN #my shy babies #i need 10 business days to process that finale #it was everything!!