The Preamble to the Constitution unambiguously lays out the intentions of the Framers and the scope of the document. The Preamble is the precursor to the law of our land, the prologue.

If the Constitution were a graduate school dissertation or academic book, the Preamble would be its rationale or “thesis statement.” It was written in light of the Declaration (which preceded it), and because of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. These documents are connected, complement each other perfectly, and are to be understood as a cohesive whole.

This 52-word Preamble lays out five objectives that the Framers had in mind as they crafted the U.S. Constitution. During a six-week period in 1787, 55 men framed what is almost universally acknowledged as the finest governing document in human history. It is little wonder that the result of the “Constitutional Convention” is often called “the miracle in Philadelphia.” They wrote,

“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

Imagine if that document were written by today’s woke, phobic-fearing, CRT, DEI, alphabet mafia. If it were, it might read something like this:

"We/They/Them, humans, trans-humans and fluid non-identifiers of this Confederation of trespassing Colonizers, endeavoring to live out our truth, having stolen........

© American Thinker