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This bill, known as the "Honor Inauguration Day Act," requires that the United States flag be flown at its highest peak on presidential Inauguration Day, regardless of any existing regulations that might suggest otherwise. The bill begins with a set of congressional findings that emphasize the importance of the American electoral process, highlighting the nation's long democratic tradition and the significance of the people's will as expressed through voting. The legislation specifically mandates that on Inauguration Day, the American flag must remain at its highest point throughout the day, symbolizing a celebration of the democratic process and the peaceful transfer of presidential power. By requiring the flag to be flown at its highest peak, the bill seeks to honor the democratic principles of the United States and mark the occasion of a new presidential administration with a consistent and prominent display of national pride.

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