When the U.S. celebrates Independence Day, there are many references to the "red, white and blue" of our star-spangled banner, yet the U.S. is not the only nation with a red, white and blue flag. There is the French tri-color, the UK's Union Jack, and Russia's flag is white, red and blue. In America, red stands for one party, blue for another, and white, I guess, are independents.
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