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Guest commentary: Article V convention fails in Idaho
Guest commentary: Article V convention fails in Idaho By DOROTHY MOON Mar 29, 2025 The Idaho House overwhelmingly rejected House Concurrent Resolution 10, aimed at petitioning Congress to call an Article V Convention of States. This is a decisive victory for Idahoans by safeguarding America’s Constitution. The resolution failed by a significant margin, 44 nays […]
Read More >Rewriting America: The Constitution under siege
Rewriting America: The Constitution under siege May 21, 2025 By Tom Hodson Rewriting America: The Constitution under siege Inside the stealth movement to call a national convention that could upend the Bill of Rights, expand presidential power, and turn Project 2025 into law. This commentary was originally published by the Athens County Independent. The original […]
Read More >COLUMN: Say “no” to a Constitutional Convention
COLUMN: Say “no” to a Constitutional Convention April 28, 2025 A “Con-Con” would be a con game By Bob Confer Going back to the start of the Tea Party movement in 2007, something that has been in and out of the public conversation has been the promotion, by some folks of right persuasion (specifically Republicans […]
Read More >State House unanimously agrees: CT does not support a ‘world government’
April 30, 2025 State House unanimously agrees: CT does not support a ‘world government’ By David Krechevsky A “world federal government” sounds a lot like a dark web conspiracy theory. For Connecticut, though, it’s a remnant of the past that needed to be purged. During Monday’s state House of Representatives session, the chamber considered House […]
Read More >Connecticut lawmakers reverse call for Article V Constitutional Convention
Connecticut lawmakers reverse call for Article V Constitutional Convention By Constitution State News May 9, 2025 The Connecticut General Assembly has taken a significant step by reversing its previous call for an Article V Constitutional Convention. Both chambers voted unanimously to rescind the earlier decision, which had been seen as potentially disruptive to established freedoms […]
Read More >Idaho House rejects bids to apply to amend U.S. Constitution through convention of states
Idaho House rejects bids to apply to amend U.S. Constitution through convention of statesSupporters say the move is needed to rein in massive federal debt, critics say the method is uncontrollable BY: KYLE PFANNENSTIEL – MARCH 12, 2025 2:54 PM The Idaho House on Wednesday rejected a resolution that would’ve called for a never-before-used method […]
Read More >Opinion: Tempe lawmakers detail constitution convention dangers
Opinion: Tempe lawmakers detail constitution convention dangers By Sen Lauren Kuby and Rep. Brian Garcia, Tribune Guest Writers Apr 27, 2025 We have long supported term limits for elected officials. Career politicians are out of touch and do not represent the everyday hard-working Americans struggling with today’s challenges – high grocery costs, concerns over exorbitant […]
Read More >Interest builds in a new constitutional convention, but is it a good idea? Editorial Board Roundtable
Interest builds in a new constitutional convention, but is it a good idea? Editorial Board Roundtable By the Editorial Board, cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer March 01, 2025 The Ohio GOP appears to be lining up behind the idea of a constitutional convention, with resolutions introduced in both the Ohio House and Senate. No more […]
Read More >Fear of rogue convention deters Kansas Senate from aiding crusade to alter U.S. Constitution
Fear of rogue convention deters Kansas Senate from aiding crusade to alter U.S. Constitution Senate votes down resolution calling for convention on term limits for Congress By: Tim Carpenter – March 29, 2024 TOPEKA — The Kansas Senate failed to pull together a two-thirds majority supportive of a national convention of states to consider an […]
Read More >‘Convention of States’ a dangerous, untested effort to rewrite our Constitution | Opinion
‘Convention of States’ a dangerous, untested effort to rewrite our Constitution | Opinion At a time when extreme gerrymandering has created unprecedented polarization and big money buys access and influence, a potentially destabilizing constitutional convention is the last thing we need Mia Lewis Opinion contributor I read Dan Sewell’s July 14 column on the Convention […]
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