What does AMPU stand for?

A More Perfect Union

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The first installment of both the essay and the coin focus on the phrase "to form a more perfect union," the first of six key needs given for writing the Constitution.

No decisions in high court's horn of plenty

In his stirring speech, he told us why the oldest civil rights organization had been founded and why our forefathers fought so hard and sacrificed so much: "Because of what they did, we are a more perfect union.

Our historic flight on Air Force One with President Obama

He praised civil-rights activists, saying, "because of what they did, we are a more perfect union.

Pain of discrimination against Afro-Americans, other minorities still ...

In other words, we, too, are still struggling to form a more perfect union.

Is Barack Obama the real deal?

Obama's oratorical journey began with the still-prophetic words, "We the people, in order to form a more perfect union," and ended with an appeal to Americans to move beyond race by having the courage to get through it.

Beyond the color line

Barnett organizes the speeches into four topics--Consent of the Governed, A More Perfect Union, Freedom of Speech, and America and the World--and then chronologically within topics.

Barnett, Alex, ed. Words that changed America; great speeches that ...

22) (It's also worth mentioning here that in his Inaugural Address, Lincoln argued against secession by quoting and highlighting the Preamble phrase about "form[ing] a more perfect Union.

An open letter to Professors Paulsen and Powell

The purpose of the Constitution, if you care, is to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.

Constitutionally wrong