It’s the unofficial start of summer, which means it’s as good a time as any to revisit one of the greatest vacation moments in American history: when President Jimmy Carter was attacked by a rabbit.
The incident took place in April 1979, but didn’t grip the nation’s attention until several months later. Here’s the gist: Carter was on a fishing trip in Georgia when — well, take it from the former commander in chief:
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