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If the Constitution Were Written Today: Would It Survive Public Opinion? A Flag’s Question
There is a flagpole I power through while the easy turns red on my way to paintings. The flag there is forever a little bit pale, in some cases tangled, generally present day after a hurricane. Some mornings the breeze makes it appear like a promise; different mornings it hangs limp, barely shifting. The flag is an extraordinary piece of fabric, yet it helps to keep returning to the similar set of questions I pay attention at dinner events, on speak radio, and in classrooms