Gerald R. Ford's Christmas Message, 1955

Representative Gerald R. Ford delivers his Christmas Message to his constituents in Michigan's Fifth District and draws a picture of Santa Claus on a blackboard. 1955.
AV85-001-089, from the Gerald R. Ford Congressional Films.
This footage is in the public domain so you are free to use it. Your credit line should read "Courtesy Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library."

[@KingofAmerica97]

He's good at sketching.

[@civlyzed]

I didn't know President Ford was ambidextrous!

[@exospaceman8209]

His middle name is Rudolph now it makes sense

[@sean2015]

He was born Leslie Lynch King. But he changed his name, fittingly, because the U.S. is a nation of presidents, not kings. 🙂

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663]

Too bad Ronny, Dick, Jimmy, and LBJ didn't include Gerry on those bank heights...

[@cwartelle]

A better time.

[@JohnnyIsJanek]

GERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE

[@andyheller2691]

Can you picture a political figure doing this today? I really liked this video a lot and what was said.