Declaration of Independence Adopted by the Continental Congress
The unanimous Declaration proclaims the United States as free and independent from Britain. It asserts natural rights, lists grievances by King George III, and declares the colonies’ resolve to form a new, sovereign government. Delegates pledge lives fortunes and honor to support the cause.
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Vote guidance argues for informed, unbiased choices
Steve Corbin urges voters to seek reliable sources and avoid partisan hype. He cites PredictWise and polls from Wall Street Journal NBC News and ABC Washington Post, noting mixed outcomes for Iowa candidates and a need for mature, knowledgeable judgment before election day. He signs as University of Northern Iowa emeritus professor Steve Corbin.
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