America's First Law
The early days of Congress were marked by internal resolutions and debates over the proper address for the president, with Washington ultimately simplifying it to "Mr. President." A significant milestone was reached when Congress passed its first official law, establishing the oath of office for government officials, which remains relevant even after 231 years. Notably, parts of this law were revised during the Civil War, yet the core principles still endure today.In this clip
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