82% of Americans Agree Founding Fathers Would be Unhappy With Feds
As Independence Day approaches, most Americans think the Founding Fathers would have had a sad celebration this year.
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As Independence Day approaches, most Americans think the Founding Fathers would have had a sad celebration this year.
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