Celebrate Constitution Day!

On September 17, 1787, the United States Constitution was signed by 39 brave men and the world was changed forever.   Over a hundred countries have since used it as a model for their own.  And as it is also a living document, it is one of the oldest surviving constitutions.  

In honor of the 224th birthday of the Constitution this Saturday, here are a few ways for you and your family to celebrate:

• Get trained and make a difference. Remember my motto: Don't leave it someone else. YOU ARE someone else! Join American Majority's inaugural Training Bomb. One Day. Fourteen States. For America.
• Learn and share the U.S. Constitution at Share The Constitution Dot Com.
• Get a FREE Constitution from the Heritage Foundation! Great gifts for all your family and friends.
• Of course, there's an app for the that: U.S. Constitution and Facts!
• Test your knowledge by taking the Constitution Quiz. How did you do?
• Which Founder Are You? Take the quiz here!
• Much more here from the National Constitution Center.

And this post would not be complete without the awesome that is School House Rock:

One of my favorite quotes from Patrick Henry:  The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION!