US EditionWhy is Washington's birthday a holiday? How Presidents Day came to be.
- The federal government designates the holiday as Washington's Birthday, although it is commonly known as Presidents Day, which honors all U.S. Presidents.
- Every February 22, a senator reads aloud George Washington's Farewell Address, which offers cautions on partisanship and the importance of morality.
- Author Bret Baier highlights George Washington's leadership during the revolution, saying he inspired troops even in difficult conditions, which was crucial for defeating the British forces.
- Baier suggests learning from Washington's approach to dissent and political division, emphasizing the need for common ground during contentious times in American history.
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