In a charming ceremony held at the White House, President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys, named Chocolate and Chip, in what is set to be his final turkey pardoning as President of the United States. This annual tradition, which dates back to the 1940s, has become a beloved part of the Thanksgiving holiday, symbolizing a moment of gratitude and reflection. During the event, Biden expressed his appreciation for the resilience of the American people and the importance of coming together during the holiday season. He humorously noted that the turkeys would be sent to a farm in Virginia, where they would live out their days in peace, away from the dinner table. The ceremony was attended by members of the Biden family, who joined in the festivities, highlighting the personal touch that has characterized Biden’s presidency. As he prepares to leave office, this event serves as a reminder of the lighter moments in politics and the enduring traditions that bring people together. The pardoning of the turkeys is not just a whimsical event; it also reflects the values of compassion and kindness that Biden has emphasized throughout his presidency. As the nation gears up for Thanksgiving, this final turkey pardoning will surely be remembered as a poignant farewell to a cherished tradition. For more details, visit [CNN](https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/21/politics/biden-turkey-pardoning-2023/index.html) and [NBC News](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/biden-pardons-turkeys-final-time-rcna121234).
Biden’s Final Turkey Pardoning: A Thanksgiving Tradition Comes to a Close
