The Genealogy of the U.S. Constitution with KrisAnne Hall

KrisAnne Hall travels across the country teaching people the history of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights from an historical and legal perspective. This is something that KrisAnne is passionate about and considers to be her ministry and a reasonable service to help save America from the course we are on.

In recent years, America has taken a hard turn away from Liberty, toward the destructive ideologies of collectivism. For the enemies of Liberty to implement collectivist policies, everyday Americans must be convinced that America is a failure, that its ideals are outdated or flawed from the beginning. The most susceptible to these lies are children and students who lack a proper foundation in the truth about America’s founding principles.

The Constitution and the Bill of Rights are being whittled away with each passing day, through intent as well as ignorance – and with them the protections for our God-gifted liberties. Some fear that we are quickly approaching the point of no return. In this hour of urgency we must rise up and guard our liberties.

Our Constitution was not created on a whim and should not be dismissed as dated or irrelevant to modern times. The Constitution and Bill of Rights are the culmination of centuries of hard-won experience. Each block in the foundation of liberty gave us greater protections of our rights. In her presentation to the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, KrisAnne shared the history that gave us our founding documents and that provides us with a solid foundation to trust the contents of these documents.

We the People – Vancouver has invited KrisAnne Hall to join us here in Vancouver and share this history in person. A national discussion about the constitutional healing of America has begun and will intensify as we prepare for the next election cycle. It is critical that we inform ourselves as we elect new guards for our future security and prosperity. KrisAnne Hall does not just teach the Constitution, she lays the foundations that show how reliable and relevant our founding documents are today.