The Bill of Rights By Founder James Madison

Americans who hate corruption should love what the founders gave us in The Bill of Rights. Learn about your rights and freedoms by reading The Bill of Rights. After understanding the Constitution, this is the best thing you can do to understand your role in assuring our great form of government. Our nation, our freedom and our liberties are being attacked today by corrupt left-leaning anti-American politicians. This book is one of the tools needed to stop them. It does not get any better than reading this crisp copy of The Bill of Rights by James Madison. It is the best means for anybody who is reengaging with America or to give to a friend or relative who needs a nudge to understand what would be lost without our Constitution and Bill of Rights... or worst yet, without America as founded. Even if you learned civics years ago, knowledge of which, by the way, is hard to find today, more than likely you are unsure of what America offers in the way of rights, and powers, and the duties for Americans to achieve them. This book has been written as a first step to help you be better prepared to react to the over-reach of corrupt politicians at the highest levels of government. Know your rights or lose your rights Without the knowledge that you can gain easily in this book, for example, you might think that your representatives in Congress hold all the cards, and that mum is the word. You may think that you can speak freely only in the free speech zones of American universities. If you feel pressure to behave in a politically-correct fashion, this book is your first antidote to coming out of the funk and the group-think, and thinking again for yourself. Just because powerful elite officials, who are part of the corrupt establishment in both political Parties choose to ignore our rights and freedoms does not mean we must endure tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the most basic written precepts in the Constitution and the fully described Bill of Ten written by Patriot President James Madison well before he ascended to the presidency of the USA. Madison would tell you that today ladies & gentlemen, reading this book is a must.