George Washington’s Constitution is not just a museum piece, it’s a living reminder that words, edits, and ideas shaped a nation. After Constitution Day, we talk about a rare moment at the National Archives: seeing Washington’s own working copy of the US Constitution with handwritten annotations. It’s the kind of primary-source history that restores perspective fast and it also raises a harder question: why do so many major institutions still tell sloppy or ideological stories about the Found...