Cptexas.org
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Constitution Party of Texas
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No, the second largest state didn’t adopt the blue whale and California redwood as its state animal and tree. Rather, it’s the fierce devotion residents display to the symbols they did adopt that sets Texas apart.
Texas’ state flag is treated with the reverence normally accorded national flags. Of course, I should point out that the lone-star flag—which boasts the same colors as the United States flag—once flew over an independent nation. That nation was the Republic of Texas, which existed from 1836 to 1845.
Similarly, the Texas bluebonnet is among the most beloved of state flowers. (An few people did more to publicize wildflowers than Texan Ladybird Johnson, the wife of President Lyndon Johnson.)
Contact
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- Arlington TX
- US 76014-1324
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- +1.8172616106
