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Ben Werner, Student Newspaper Editor
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The founding fathers of the Organization of African Unity created the organization in hopes of ridding the rest of the continent from the grips of colonialism.
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Chogyam Trungpa Gyatso, Tibetan Monk
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The Founding Fathers were acutely conscious of the inconsistency between their noble declamations about their own freedom and their actual conduct regarding the enslavement of others.
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John Carthy, Gun Shop Sales Assistant
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Our Founding Fathers knew that an armed public was a deterrent to a tyrannical government and firearms were a personal safety insurance policy.
Our Founding Fathers meant what they said when they wrote the Second Amendment and the California Legislature needs more defenders of the Constitution.
The Founding Fathers had a justifiable fear of a standing army and wanted the American people to have an overwhelming advantage in numbers and arms over them to thwart a tyrannical government.
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Jack Crawford, WWII Veteran
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Our Founding Fathers had a justifiable fear of a standing army and the possibility of it becoming controlled by a totalitarian regime.
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Mark Harris, Priest
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Our founding fathers had the good sense to follow the teachings of Jesus when it came to the separation of church and state.
The Founding Fathers were not evangelical Christians as claimed by the Religious Right.
Our Founding Fathers were all devout Christians.
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Bob Greenberg, Congressional Candidate
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The founding fathers of the Indian Constitution had a selective preference for the acceptance of parliamentary sovereignty and the collective responsibility as the basis of the future federal government as well as the governments in the federating States.
The founding fathers were aware of the referendum provisions in the Swiss Constitution and they clearly rejected its requirement for approval by a majority of the electors.
The Founding Fathers understood all too well that empowering Americans to rule themselves through a representative government could work only if citizens made decisions according to popular will or the values and interests of the population.
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