Article V
Federalism is one of the critical missing elements in our current disaster of a country. Because we’ve given up on the sovereignty of our states, the national government in Washington DC has made them their agencies. We need to change that with an Article V convention, here explaining the COS Project.
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Who decides? The choice belongs in one place only: We the People! By Mike Kapic – January 16, 2021 I was hoping for a peaceful and truthful transition of DC power, but it looks like revenge against the outgoing “team” is carrying the day. How do we simply talk, complain, pray, chat, discuss, help, debate,…
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Two diametrically opposed topics for Americans to consider at a convention. The best place to have these discussions in the same way they were debated in 1787. Orrin Hatch: Use Article V to Save the Supreme Court by Stuart MacPhail – December 2020 On October 28 the National Review published an article by former US Senator Orrin…
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Establishing Uniform, Nationwide Voting Rules For National Elections by Paul S. Gardiner – November 29, 2020 Millions of Americans believe that uniform, nationwide rules soon need to be established for voting in national elections. As described herein, state legislatures have a vital constitutional role to play in establishing these rules. This article offers a strategy…
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‘Revive Five’ says Attorney/Author By Stuart MacPhail – October 2020 “[T]he Supreme Court has become the Constitution. Through judicial interpretation, the Supreme Court has gained the power, essentially, to rewrite the Constitution as it sees fit. And the Court’s revisions cannot be reversed or challenged,” says New York attorney and prolific author James W. Lucas in…
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Federalism is one of the critical missing elements in our current disaster of a country. Because we’ve given up on the sovereignty of our states, the national government in Washington DC has made them their agencies. We need to change that with an Article V convention, here explaining the COS Project.
