Proposal to designate July as 'American Patriotism Month'

Where This Stands

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The Frame

What this does

If passed, this would establish a formal federal recognition of July as a month dedicated to American patriotism, though it does not mandate any specific changes to federal holidays or government operations.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

General Public

The resolution encourages the recognition of patriotism throughout the month of July.

What changed

Current stage: IN_COMMITTEE.

What's next

Floor Vote.

Summary

This expresses formal support for designating the month of July as 'American Patriotism Month' and requests that the President issue an annual to that effect.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this resolution create a new federal holiday?

No, it supports the designation of a month for recognition and requests a presidential , but it does not establish a new federal holiday or mandate time off.

What does the resolution ask the President to do?

It requests that the President issue an annual designating July as 'American Patriotism Month'.

Why It Matters

If passed, this would establish a formal federal recognition of July as a month dedicated to American patriotism, though it does not mandate any specific changes to federal holidays or government operations.

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Discoveries

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Symbolic Commemoration

The resolution uses historical references, including specific inaugural addresses and military events, to justify the creation of a new commemorative month.

H. Res. 1338

Connected Entities

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personRonald Reagan“Quote from his inaugural address”Map →

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personMoore of Alabama“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

organizationSoviet Union“Referring to the country”Map →

bill_numberUnited Airlines flight 93“Referring to the flight”Map →

personMoran“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

dollar_amount72,908“Number of Americans who enlisted in the reserves”Map →

personPeltola“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

dollar_amount181,510“Number of Americans who joined the military”Map →

bill_numberAmerican Airlines flight 77“Referring to the flight”Map →

organizationHouse of Representatives“The legislative body introducing the resolution”Map →

personWilliams of Texas“Lead sponsor of the resolution”Map →

personBrecheen“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

locationGreat Britain“Referring to the country”Map →

locationUnited States“Referring to the country”Map →

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personCammack“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

personJohn F. Kennedy“Quote from his inaugural address”Map →

personNorman“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

personHarshbarger“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

personBacon“Co-sponsor of the resolution”Map →

Analysis Score

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Significance15
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Controversy5
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Entertainment5
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Buzz10
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