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This resolution supports designating June as Fidelity Month, a proposed observance aimed at reaffirming traditional American values. The resolution cites recent polling data suggesting a decline in support for values like faith, family, patriotism, and community involvement, which the resolution argues historically united Americans. Drawing on a quote from founding father John Adams, the resolution suggests that the nation's survival depends on shared bonds of faith, family, and patriotism. The term "fidelity" is defined in the resolution as dedication to faith, spouses and families, and country and communities. The resolution emphasizes that citizens of all faiths can participate in recommitting to these values, and it notes a correlation between the decline of these values and increases in social problems like crime, drug abuse, and family disintegration. Ultimately, the resolution calls for June to be designated as a month for reflecting on and recommitting to these core American values.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/277/all-info