The foremost and important aspect of the American way of life is the Bill of Rights.

For Americans that support, preserve, and protect the American Constitution as created by our Founding Fathers including the vision of the Declaration of Independence
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The foremost and important aspect of the American Constitution is the Bill of Rights. It explicitly requires the federal government to protect citizens as written in the Bill of Rights.

The American Constitution was ratified only after citizens required that an explicit Bill-of-Rights be included in the Constitution. They did not trust the federal government to protect their implicit rights as written in the body of our American Constitution. Do you suppose that they understood that without an explicit set of law that any government would implicitly grant themselves absolute power over their citizens?

Our best defense against these attempts to grant themselves implied powers to make themselves the ultimate power in American is best to read and understand the American Constitution. Yes, we should read the Constitution even though our own elected representatives seem to think it is appropriate to pass laws they don’t read.

The reading and learning the American Constitution as it is written in the black letter of the law is the primary emphasis of this community. There are a lot of communities that discuss the Constitution but this group focuses not on some lawyer or politician interpretation but as best understood by any reasonable American citizens. Furthermore, this group will sponsor classes in the American Constitution for citizens where ever they live without the filter of our school systems – this is our American way of live and our right as protected by the Bill of Rights.

Eugene M Murray was honorably discharged from Air Force veteran serving from 1961 to 1965. He used his G.I. benefits to earn a BA in Physics (minored in math & computer science), CSUF, Fullerton CA in 1973. Attended Trinity Law School, Santa Ana, CA til 2002 to work on MA in Bioethics using my science background to study law, theology, philosophy, and American Constitution to develop community & public policies for constitutional bio-ethical issues.