Aubrey Carter

Yeah, and I think we're learning more and more nowadays in a way how that protects, you know, that can protect a country from a wannabe king, for example, if that were ever to happen.

That can protect a country, country's elections.

Yes, exactly.

Okay, let's see what other states might have to say then.

Yeah, it's interesting, though, if you watch the American Revolution documentary that I mentioned, I feel like I've always had the impression that everyone was, you know, anti, everyone was just anti King.

But there were a lot of people that were still very pro England, very late in the game, of course, right?

Right.

And people were, I'm sure, benefiting from the connection to England.

So it's not as simple as I think maybe the narrative has been laid out for us in school, but super interesting.

So this is interesting.

Yeah.

And a lot of these do a lot of these do touch on independence and freedom.

Right.

So Delaware says liberty and independence.

I like that is very standard, simple.

Right.

Yeah, Vermont says freedom and unity.

And what about Iowa?

It's a great question, Aubrey.

I've never thought about this before.