Rights by God

“Our rights are not granted by rulers, but endowed by our Creator and precede all government.” — Thomas Jefferson

Sanctity of Life

“Life is the first gift of liberty, and no just society may violate its sacred protection.” — George Mason

Individual Liberty

“Each man is born free to speak, believe, labor, and live according to conscience within the bounds of virtue.” — James Madison

Pursuit of Happiness

“True happiness is found in the exercise of liberty, virtue, and self-reliance—not in pleasure, but in purpose.” — Benjamin Franklin

Rule of Law

“A republic must be governed by law, not the passions or privileges of men.” — John Adams

Election Integrity

“The people are sovereign only when elections are honest, structured, and shielded from corruption.” — Melancton Smith

Moral Society

“Liberty depends on a virtuous people—without character, freedom devours itself.” — George Washington

Right to Reform

“When power becomes unjust, the people not only may, but must, alter or abolish it.” — Patrick Henry

Peace Through Strength

“A free nation must be armed with discipline, industry, and resolve to deter tyranny and invasion.” — Alexander Hamilton

Enduring Foundations

“The family, the church, the law, and local self-government are the great pillars of American liberty.” — Noah Webster