Brian Gongol
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"The phrase 'the blessings of liberty' is of course from the Constitution's Preamble. But the Preamble is not a mere decorative filigree on the Constitution. It is a statement of the objectives of all that follows. What follows the Preamble, the Constitution, 'read as a whole,' requires acknowledging various values that are of equal constitutional dignity." - George Will
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