Julia Louis-Dreyfus, “Seinfeld” veteran and veep in the HBO series “Veep,” appears mostly naked on the cover of an upcoming issue of Rolling Stone magazine, with something that's supposed to look like the Constitution tattooed on her back. On Twitter
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus displays the U.S Constitution in a most original (and shocking) way — on her bare back— for the latest Rolling Stone cover. The actress, whose attire has come a long way from her Elaine Benes days, shared the image on Twitter with