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Today: Big Block of Cheese Day
The White House has a long history of opening its doors --
digital or otherwise.
After President Thomas Jefferson's 1805 swearing-in ceremony at
the U.S. Capitol, guests followed him home, forming one of our country's
earliest inaugural parades in the process.
The Lincoln White House's stairways and halls were constantly packed
with members of the public. Sometimes, they climbed through windows to get in.
And President Andrew Jackson -- as the White House's digital
platforms have now immortalized -- had a 1,400-pound block of cheese in the
main foyer of the White House for an open house event with thousands of
citizens and staff. Anyone could take a bite.
We're here to let you know that level of
access hasn't fundamentally changed. It just looks a little bit different now.
All day long, members of the Administration are taking to social
media to answer your questions about the President's State of the Union Address
last night, and whichever issue you care most about.
Guests of President Andrew Jackson's 1837 open house -- and the
1,400 pound block of cheese.
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