Two hundred fifty years ago, a small group of people dared to believe that ordinary citizens could govern themselves. That liberty wasn’t a gift from kings, but a birthright. That “we the people” meant something.
Today, whatever our differences, we share that same inheritance — the freedom to speak our minds, worship as we choose, and chart our own course.
Here’s to the dreamers who started it, the generations who defended it, and all of us who get to carry it forward.
