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What's the motto with Congress?
In 1972 (you can find it on YouTube.com) where the great Albert Brooks imagines what might happen if the United States ever decided it needed a new national anthem. One entrant:
“Oooh, oooh, oooh.
”I like the U.S.A., ooh-ooh
“I like the U.S.A.
”It’s better than Russia
“And China and Yugo-slahh-vee-a.”
The key to the bit is the absurdity of the idea. Nobody’s ever going to mess with the national anthem, just like nobody’s ever going to mess with the national motto.
But then again, you can’t ever be too sure.
The U.S. House of Representatives devoted much of a day last week to debating a resolution that reaffirmed that “In God We Trust” is the national motto. Not surprisingly, it passed, squeaking by on a 396-9 margin.
This was a little surprising. No one had been challenging the motto and when Republicans took charge of the chamber in January, they vowed that they weren’t going to waste time and money on symbolic and commemorative resolutions. Indeed, after President Obama announced on May 1 that Navy SEALs had killed Osama bin Laden, the House refused to take up a resolution praising U.S. troops and the intelligence community.
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