Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “In 1814, Maryland attorney Francis Scott Key wrote our national anthem, inspired by the events of the…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “In 1814, Maryland attorney Francis Scott Key wrote our national anthem, inspired by the events of the…”
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Mar 4, 2022
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Anthony Brown tweeted the following:

“In 1814, Maryland attorney Francis Scott Key wrote our national anthem, inspired by the events of the Battle of Baltimore, during the War of 1812.
Through the darkness, our flag was still there. A symbol of freedom and resiliency #NationalAnthemDay”
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Here are other recent tweets from Anthony Brown:

“.@Malala is a powerhouse #WomensRights and education activist.
Her passion for fighting for accessible education for girls & women in Pakistan started at just 11-years-old, when she first protested the Talibans education ban.
Shes the worlds youngest @NobelPrize Laureate.” on March 2
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“Our young people are experiencing a mental health crisis. Today, 1 in 5 teens manages a mental health condition.
Our youth need our support, they need us to act. Its okay to not be okay #WorldTeenMentalWellnessDay
vox.com/recode/2022/3/” on March 2
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“Trumps lies about a legitimate, fair, and free election dont just undermine American democracy but have grave consequences for democratic freedoms around the globe
When Russia is using your lies to wage a war of aggression against a democratic country you are on the wrong side twitter.com/brenonade/stat” on March 2
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