
For most of human history, Hamilton's words could be reworked as "liberty is a gift of the beneficent Government . . . ." In 1776, America rejected that belief, and declared to the world that "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights . . . ."
Unfortunately, all too often, it seems that our discourse has slid backwards to the Old World Order - in which the public must beg for privileges from the government. When is the last time you heard a politician discuss unalienable rights?
I stand with the Founders and Hamilton. If you do too, show it when you vote, participate in politics, and engage in political discourse. Time to remind ourselves that our rights are from the Creator - and unalienable.
To learn more about unalienable rights, visit Patriot Week and America's Survival Guide.
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