Letters to Presidents
Letters Americans write to presidents tell a great deal about the character of the nation. Andrew Carroll talked about the book he edited… read more
Letters Americans write to presidents tell a great deal about the character of the nation. Andrew Carroll talked about the book he edited Letters from a Nation. He noted that many of the topics and advice in the letters remained surprisingly similar over the years. In an interview outside the White House, Dan Burkhardt, White House Director of Correspondence & Presidential Messages, talked about the ten thousand letters President Clinton received each day and how they were answered. close
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