The video, which seemed to be aimed at appealing to her committed supporters rather than winning over her critics, contained several references to the country's "foundational freedoms" and the intentions of the nation's founders.
The passage in Article "1" of the United Nations Charter supports "foundational freedoms," like the right to self-determination.
Listen to the more alarmist predictions about what tragedies will soon befall America, then cut back to our saviors: If America faces economic doom, if our foundational freedoms are being comprised by a president so radical that he makes Cynthia McKinney look like a Bircher, these four men, ladies and gentlemen, are our sweater-vested bulwark against tyranny.
"While other issues are certainly important," he said, mentioning the economy, joblessness, national security, the family and life, the "foundational" issue was freedom.
I know we're almost out of time for this week's newsletter but — following on from the note about 'Member Behavior' — I wanted to take a short moment to remind all Members of the Club's foundational commitment to freedom of expression at all costs.
Its foundational values of freedom and equality are indeed universal.
We knew in our hearts that was true, and a majority of America was embarrassed that our treatment of blacks didn't align with our core values and foundational belief in freedom and equality.
Truth, honor, freedom and the foundational democratic values that we promote to the rest of the world are the targeted victims in our own country.
An illegal, oppressive Israeli occupation denies basic human rights, including the right of people to self-determination and freedom -- a foundational principle of the U.N.
Undermining respect for the foundational American ideals -- like freedom of the press or due process -- that have sustained this republic for more than 200 years potentially jeopardizes decades of social progress and our very societal fabric.
