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A shocking 40% of Democrats recently approved a proposal in New York City that would tear down statues of our first president, George Washington, according to Rasmussen Reports. Thankfully, the survey also found that 82% of likely voters have a favorable impression of Washington overall — but even this number is far too low for one of the most honorable men in American history and the father of our country.

Archaeologists found more than 1,500 artifacts from the 19th century in French Polynesia.

MIKE MCKENNA: It’s George Washington’s Birthday, Not President’s Day Michael McKenna on February 20, 2023 In the deep of a cold night almost 250 years

That is quite an achievement for one lifetime.

Think you know George Washington? Andrew Nelson encourages you to dig deeper. Check out his reading list at the end of today's Perspective.

The third Monday in February has come to be known--wrongly--as President's Day. America's political leaders should take thisoccasion to remember Washington's deeds, recollect his advice, andonce again call the holiday celebrating him by its legal name:Washington's Birthday.

George Washington is one of the most recognized figures in U.S. history. But familiarity breeds contempt. More often than not, Washington is an old painting on the wall – solemn, impersonal and distant – or the subject of childhood stories and nursery rhymes. We all know that he chopped down a cherry tree and had wooden teeth.