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In a first, the Bill of Rights is set in stone

December 10, 2012

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His ultimate goal, Bliss says with tongue in cheek, is to recast the public understanding of the significance of December 15. In addition to being Bill of Rights Day, it's National Cupcake Day, which often captures more media attention.

Said Bliss, "What I really hope is to take the news cycle away from National Cupcake Day."

Tony Mauro can be contacted at tmauro@alm.com.

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