The US flag at half-staff: A symbol of mourning or a sign of distress?

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The US flag is flown at half-staff more often than it was generations ago
The gesture should be about sadness rather than honour
The US Flag Code offers no guidance on how to approach flying a half-staff flag for anyone who isn’t a government official
Governors exploit the gesture for political gain

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