Bill Of Rights Quotes
The very inclusion of the right to keep and bear arms in the Bill of Rights shows that the framers of the Constitution considered it an individual right.
Reject the phony Patients' Bill of Rights....We don't have to continue down the path of socialized medical care, especially in America where free markets have provided so much for so many.
The Republican program is the profit-protection program for the insurance industry It's a bill of goods, it's a bill of wrongs. Ours is a patients' bill of rights.
As the interned American citizens of Japanese descent learned, the Bill of Rights provided them with little protection when it was needed.
Democracy, in any rational form, also imposes conditions on majority rule. That's what the Bill of Rights is about, for example.
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I don't think [Bill Clinton] does anything - I don't think it's ill will. I don't think he's evil in the sense that he hates the Bill of Rights. He does what he figures will help him politically.
I'm working on "Living the Bill of Rights," and it's about people - well, it starts with Brennan and Douglas as people who not only live the Bill of Rights, but try to shape the reason for that.
The Sherman Act is similar in the economics sphere to the Bill of Rights in the personal sphere.
Our Founding Fathers drafted the Bill of Rights to ensure that We the People could determine how best to protect our communities.
The average citizen expresses pride in the American Bill of Rights and then seeks to protect his real estate by restrictive covenants.
Because Vietnam was not a declared war, the veterans are not even eligible for the G. I. Bill of Rights with respect to education or anything.
Like the government, corporations must be bound with the chains of the Constitution, and especially of the Bill of Rights.
History could not be any clearer: Rights given by fad and fashion are just as easily taken away. The Constitution matters.
You can control the visibility of my name and my popularity, but you cannot control the frequency at which people are quoting me. Truth always rises with time.
The Bill of Rights wasn’t enacted to give us any rights. It was enacted so the Government could not take away from us any rights that we already had.
Trying to erase, hide, discredit, degrade, and suppress a writer's work, merit, voice, and influence―is unconstitutional. Censorship only exists to protect corruption.
The Fourth Amendment wasn't written for people with nothing to hide any more than the First Amendment was written for people with nothing to say.
Censorship is alive and well in America.
The 20th Century proved that there is nothing more dangerous to the health of ethnic minority communities than big government.
Regulated" rights are not rights. They are niceties and platitudes intended to keep the populace thinking their individual autonomy is respected by their government.
