"True Americans" and the Bill of Rights.

It should surprise no one that FreeAmerica is a staunch right to lifer. I can definitely respect that. But she said something I thought was interesting:

Well I am sorry but the Right to Life is in the Constitution Bill of Rights and true Americans believe in the Constitution and they believe in the right to life.

Now...I hate to be picky, but quite often liberals are accused of "interpreting" the constitution. Conservatives often use the "separation of church and state isn't in the constitution" argument. I've spent a little time studying the constitution and I don't remember seeing those words or anything that could be interpreted as such.

Lastly, this "true Americans" stuff is hard to stomach. It's funny that she has a blog called "Freedom to Speak" where she claims that only true Americans agree with her. So I thought a couple questions needed to be asked:

Just a couple questions:
-Exactly where in the Bill of Rights is the right to life?
-Since you seem to know what defines a "true American" could you list some of the other ways I should think in order to be a true American? The idea of a "true American" fascinates me.