Upside-Down Flag

He probably wants to get rid of that "Equality Before The Law" slogan, or people might get the wrong idea. How about something more in tune with the times, such as "One Dollar, One Vote"?

Also, it looks like Nebraska is only one month from its sesquicentennial. Congratulations, Nebraskans!

If you're talking Hillary Clinton's campaign, that should about $10 per vote or maybe $2M per electoral college vote, which is the only one that really matters.

But if you're from Chicago, "Pack of smokes for your vote" might be more appropriate.

The obvious solution is to remove detail. Emulate the flag of Alabama or New Mexico, which has no top and bottom, so it cannot be hung upside-down.

I say let Ernie Chambers design a new flag! I guarantee it wouldn't be boring.

This kind of flag is called a "militia flag", and too many states have them. Each is simply the state seal, on a solid-colored field. Mostly these are in the Eastern states, but Nebraska and Washington also have them.

I once had a girlfriend named "Hope" who liked boating, so, as a gift, I got her a Rhode Island* state flag. It has an anchor and the word "Hope". (*Technically, it's "Rhode Island and Providence Plantations", making it the smallest state with the longest name.)

Many state flags have interesting stories. Maryland's is derived from the coat-of-arms of Lord Baltimore. Texas' flag is the same that Texas had when it was an independent republic. Similar for Hawaii, except it was an independent kingdom. California's was designed by a nephew of Mary Todd Lincoln, but well before she became first lady.

I would like to see most of these "militia flags" be replaced with more interesting flags.

Thanks for the mention of the California flag, Joshua. Ironically that bear on the flag is extinct in the state, the subspecies disappearing in less than two hundred years.