Foundation for Constitutional Preservation and Advancement
We promote and advocate for constitutional, civil and human rights through outreach, education, advocacy, and supporting legal action.
About Us
Preserve the Constitution and Defend Your Rights
Our organization’s passion is to preserve the Constitution and defend constitutional rights. We feel strongly that citizens need to be educated on the importance of the Constitution in order to preserve, protect and defend civil and human rights.
Quarantine Lawsuit
Attorney Bobbie Anne Cox, of Cox Lawyers, PLLC, filed Borrello v Hochul (quarantine lawsuit) in New York State Supreme Court the beginning of April 2022. The case is all about separation of powers between the Executive branch of government (the Governor and DOH) vs the Legislative branch of government (our State Senators and Assembly Members). This “regulation” is really a law that the Governor and DOH are illegally forcing on the people. Only the Legislative branch has the power to make law. The Governor and her Department of Health do not have the power to force people to isolate or quarantine. This is a clear example of extreme government overreach. When one branch of government usurps the power of the other branch(es), that is tyranny.
Preserve the Constitution ~The Declaration of Independence
We are introducing a new segment called “Preserve the Constitution” where we will share the principles that our Founding Fathers used to shape our nation, and we
Preserve the Constitution ~The United States Constitution
The US Constitution is another one of our country’s greatest documents that was created by those who founded our nation. It is special because the men who
Preserve The Constitution ~The Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights is the last of the three great documents that was created by those who founded the United States of America. It is special
Preserve the Constitution ~Digging Deeper Into The Declaration of Independence
During the past three weeks we took a look at the three greatest American documents: the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, and the Bill of
The Fourth of July is Our Independence Day
Today, Americans focus on parades, picnics, and fireworks for the Fourth of July. They are great and fun, but they have become a distraction from