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This resolution recognizes two significant dates in 2025: September 17 as United States Constitution Day and June 1 as Kentucky Constitution Day. The resolution highlights the historical importance of the U.S. Constitution, created in 1787 by 55 delegates who sought to establish a lasting government that protects individual freedoms. It emphasizes the Constitution's key features, such as the separation of powers among three branches of government and the balance between federal and state authorities. The resolution also acknowledges Kentucky's constitutional history, noting the state's admission to the Union on June 1, 1792, and its subsequent constitutions in 1799, 1850, and 1891. By recognizing these dates, the resolution aims to encourage citizens to reflect on and celebrate the constitutional principles that have shaped American and Kentucky governance, emphasizing the importance of individual rights, democratic representation, and the ongoing commitment to preserving these foundational democratic ideals.