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Home | AMERICA | Bill of Rights or Bill of Restrictions on Government?

Bill of Rights or Bill of Restrictions on Government?

July 4, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Conservative writer considers the meaning of the Bill of Rights, the Bill of Restrictions, and its meaning today | Democracy, elections and voting

The Bill of Rights Or The Bill of Restrictions?

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If you go searching for your rights in the Bill of Rights, you won’t find them. The Bill of rights wasn’t written to inform you of your rights. It was written about and addresses the formation of the Federal Government. It is a notification of limitations

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Election History, Founding Fathers, Socialism and Labor

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