Joe Wolverton, Constitutional Law Scholar for The John Birch Society, discusses the news publicized by Robert Natelson that the Heritage Foundation now endorses an Article V Convention. Wolverton thoroughly dissects both...
In a recent blog post, the Convention of States (COS) organization displayed its ignorance of the U.S. Constitution, as well as its desperation. In a post entitled “WY Voters Targeted With...
What is COS's "historic news"? “The U.S. Congress has officially met to discuss our growing movement in the states….” ...
Convention of States claims that it seeks to shore up state sovereignty and use that sovereignty to restrain the runaway federal government. ...
Santorum said that an Article V convention is “a powerful means to shift the nation's trajectory.” He’s right, but not for the reason he thinks he is. ...
In a recent appearance on a Convention of States (COS) podcast, the organization’s president, Mark Meckler, told his supporters that they need to be “in it for the long haul,” predicting...
In a recent blog post, the Convention of States (COS) organization’s president, Mark Meckler, claimed that anyone who “loves the Constitution” will support the Convention of States. “In truth, the people...
The Convention of States organization is calling out The Washington Post for publishing a “hit piece” on COS co-founder Michael Farris, but COS is guilty of the same thing. ...
The proper cure, or "rightful remedy," for the disease of federal overreach is nullification by the states of unconstitutional federal actions. ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s quest to replace the U.S. Constitution continues, as he is sponsoring legislation calling for a Con-Con to rewrite the Second Amendment. ...
In their recent blog post, COS fails to demonstrate how they could protect the Second Amendment, and in no way even counters the JBS arguments. ...
COS claims that "only 10 percent of Americans think our democracy is working," and identifies the Constitution as the problem, as it hasn't prevented this. ...
COS has stacked the deck by inviting Republicans from red states. If we had an actual convention, the overwhelming majority of attendees would not be conservatives. ...
That truth was revealed on July 23, 1787, during the debates and discourses of the original Constitutional Convention. ...
However, the Founding Fathers added an "old" limitation on the federal government — it's called the Tenth Amendment. ...