Declaration of Independence on read on National Mall

A town crier performs a live reading of the Declaration of Independence on the National Mall, Washington, D.C. Katelyn Bledsoe of Americans for Prosperity discusses "The Declaration Project", encouraging Americans to engage with its core principles.

A colonial-era town crier reads the Declaration of Independence live from the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Katelyn Bledsoe, spokesperson for Americans for Prosperity, explains "The Declaration Project" aims to engage 100,000 Americans in rereading the founding document by July 4th. This initiative reminds the public of the Declaration's non-partisan principles, highlighting its lasting legacy for the American people.