An Independence Day tradition from the NPR Politics Podcast

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  Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

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  I'm Tamara Keith.

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  I cover politics.

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  I'm Miles Parks.

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  I cover voting.

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  And I'm Scott Tetreault.

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  I used to go here.

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  And you're back.

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  I'm so happy to have you.

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  You're like a college kid coming back to a high school party.

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  At this point, I'm like the college kid who's come back for the fourth time.

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  And everyone's like, oh, hey, man, it's you again.

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  And we are glad.

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  I feel like it's more like the ghost of Christmas path.

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  I think Scott's here to teach me a lesson or something.

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  I don't know what the lesson is, but I'm eagerly awaiting it.

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  Well, we are here to teach you a lesson, really to initiate you.

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  Into the most important Fourth of July tradition in America, or at least on the NPR Politics Podcast.

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  And this is a big one because we are marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

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  So what better way to celebrate

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