A More Perfect Union: What We the People Can Do to Reclaim Our Constitutional Liberties Audiobook (Free)

Dear Reader,

Many people have wondered why I’ve been conversing out on controversial issues going back few years. They state I’ve never held political office. I’m not a constitutional scholar. I’m not a lawyer. All I can say to that is “Guilty as charged.”

It’s true that I’ve hardly ever voted to get a budget America could not afford. I’ve under no circumstances raised anyone’s fees. And I’ve hardly ever promised a lobbyist anything in trade for a donation.

Luckily, none of this really matters..LEARNING MUCH MORE about A More Perfect Union: What We the People Can Carry out to Reclaim Our Constitutional Liberties Our founding fathers didn’t want a permanent governing course of professional politicians. They needed a republic, in Lincoln’s terms, ‘of the people, with the people, as well as for the people.’ A nation where any farmer, small-business owner, manual laborer, or doctor could speak up and make a difference.

I really believe that building a difference begins with understanding our amazing founding record, the U.S. Constitution. And as anyone who has performed human brain surgery thousands of times, I can assure you the Constitution isn’t human brain surgery.

The founders wrote it for ordinary men and women, in clear, precise, simple language. They intentionally managed to get short enough to learn in one sitting also to bring in your pocket.

We wrote this reserve to encourage every resident to learn and take into account the Constitution, and to help defend it from those who misinterpret and undermine it. In our age group of politics correctness it’s specifically vital that you defend the Bill of Rights, which warranties our freedom to speak, carry arms, practice our religious beliefs, and much more.

The Constitution isn’t history-it’s about your daily life in America today. And defending it really is about what sort of country our kids and grandchildren will inherit.

I hope you’ll enjoy studying the fascinating techniques the founders established the best democracy in history-and the techniques recent presidents, congresses, and courts have threatened that democracy.

As the Preamble says, the goal of the Constitution is to create a more perfect union. My objective is usually to empower you to greatly help shield that union and secure the blessings of liberty.

Sincerely,

Ben Carson