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Senate adopts resolution marking U.S. 250th anniversary after floor tributes
Summary
Senators on the floor delivered tributes and the Senate adopted SR 67 commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary; speakers reflected on patriotism, America's history and continuing civic obligations.
The Senate adopted Senate Resolution 67 on July 4, a measure commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Senator Blake Spear introduced the resolution and framed the observance as a time for reflection on the nation's history and ideals. "I rise today to present Senate Resolution 67, which commemorates our nation's 1st 250 years," Blake Spear said during her presentation.
Members across the aisle offered remarks that ranged from celebration to sober reminders of past injustices. Senator Choi and Senator Ochoa Bogue spoke about the immigrant experience and the meaning of the holiday; Senator Grove recounted historical examples and urged recommitment to civic duties. The resolution was taken up on the floor and adopted by the Senate.
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