Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney referred to the First Principles of the Founding Fathers in a July, 2007 speech to the Young Republican National Convention: 

The 4th of July marked our independence from England. But there was more to it than that. The Founding Fathers established a nation where the people were sovereign, not the state, not the king. We would not rely on the divine right of kings, or their whimsical beneficence. We would rely on ourselves. Succeed or fail, America would be the land of opportunity. So when Republicans talk of change, we are talking about opportunity and freedom. We are talking about people, not government.

For the full text of the speech, see: http://www.mittromney.com/News/Speeches/Young_Republican_National_Convention

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