While President Bush, Laura, Jenna, and Barbara dined safely on thier Thanksgiving dinner on the Crawford Ranch, the war protesting continued.  The UP reported this on November 24, 2005:

Antiwar protesters remain camped near President Bush’s Texas ranch on land belonging to one of his neighbors.

The encampment features a large white tent and a banner that reads "No Pardon for Crawford’s Turkey." The group plans to mark Thanksgiving by serving an Iraqi meal, the Washington Post reported.

On Wednesday, a group challenged a new Crawford ordinance that bans roadside camping within 7 miles of the Bush ranch. Those arrested included Daniel Ellsberg, the former government official who leaked the Pentagon Papers on the Vietnam War.

Cindy Sheehan, who spent several weeks in Crawford last summer, was expected to join the protesters Friday, after being delayed by a family emergency. Sheehan’s son was killed in Iraq in 2004.

Bush and his family are spending Thanksgiving at the ranch. According to the White House the menu includes roasted free-range turkey with herbed stuffing, chipotle-maple whipped sweet potatoes and Texas pecan pie.