Fourth of July

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From The Room: We Are Created Equal...Not
July 7, 2008 - The July 4th weekend almost demands that we reflect on what it means to be an American, and my first observation is we are surely not created as equals. There are those born to poverty and those born to privilege. While they both have the same freedom of speech, some...
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From The Room: The Fourth of July and the Ballad of the Mustard Belt
July 4, 2008 - Ahh the 4th of July: Red, white, and blue waving proudly in the wind as the fireworks ignite the sky above the Statue of Liberty. Behind them plays the tune of our triumphant national anthem. We celebrate the founding of our great nation with hope for the future as we...
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Dickipedia: Uncle Sam
Dickipedia: Uncle Sam
July 3, 2008 - Uncle Sam (born July 4, 1776) is the national personification of the United States, an economic and cultural imperialist, the mascot of the New York Yankees, frequent used car salesman, and a dick. More...
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