House Democratic Lawmakers Deliver Weekly Update
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Democrats' weekly address tradition dates back to Reagan's era!
In 1985, Democrats began delivering weekly responses to President Reagan's Saturday radio addresses — a tradition now 40+ years old, continuing today in video format across social media and streaming.
This storyHow many years passed between John Adams and Wilson addressing Congress in person?
- 13 years
- 53 years
- 113 years
- 163 years
Guess, then reveal the answer
113 years
This storyWhat should House Democrats focus on most right now?
FDR's fireside chats pioneered the political weekly address format!
FDR delivered 30 fireside chats from 1933–1944, using radio to speak directly to Americans during the Depression & WWII. The tradition of leaders giving regular public updates continues in Congress today.
The White House has survived over a dozen serious security breaches since 1800.
From fence jumpers to armed intruders, the White House has a long history of security threats. This latest plot adds to a troubling pattern. Learn more at Wikipedia
The Oval Office didn't exist for the first 120 years of the U.S.!
President Taft had the West Wing remodeled in 1909, creating the first Oval Office. Before that, presidents worked from the White House residence — Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation upstairs.
