February 27, 2020 What’s the Difference between a Constitutional Convention and a Convention of States? Today in Nebraska there was a hearing on LR297 to rescind
Continue reading →Where are matters today with the Article V (AV) Convention of States (COS) movement to propose urgently needed amendments to the U.S. Constitution? Millions of
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Statement in support of HCR9: the Rescission of all requests by the New Hampshire legislature for a federal constitutional convention.
Continue reading →The defining features of the U.S. Constitution are checks on power—including the power of majorities. These include every provision of the Bill of Rights, other
Continue reading →Emergency Alert New Hampshire Rescission Hearing Jan. 29th Please contact the members of the New Hampshire House Committee Please share with like-minded friends and family
Continue reading →All of us have come to understand how critical it is for States to rescind all previous Article V applications for a Constitutional Convention. Without the four states which recently passed rescissions: Delaware in 2016, New Mexico, Maryland, and Nevada in 2017, we would be perilously close to an Article V Constitutional Convention with possibly 32 states having passed an Article V for a Balanced Budget Amendment. Now we face the unfathomable challenge of the Convention crowd combining applications from a myriad of issues to reach their goal.
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January 28, 2019 To: Virginia Eagle Forum Members From: Janine Hansen, National Constitutional Issues Chairman Eagle Forum Please help educate all Delegates in the Virginia House
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Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is calling for repeal of the Second Amendment. Some want to restrict the right to bear arms to the militia. Others say our Constitution is outdated and should be re-written.
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April 29, 2018 Victories around the Nation: Defeating the Numerous Article V Constitutional Convention Resolutions By Janine Hansen, Eagle Forum National Constitutional Issues Chairman director@nevadafamilies.org
Continue reading →April 26, 2018 By Janine Hansen, National Constitutional Issues Chairman Eagle Forum The battle to save our Constitution rages across the country. Although “conservatives” control
Continue reading →April 6, 2018 The national effort to call for a national “Convention of the States” to consider altering the Constitution of the United States took
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Rarely in my lifetime have I seen the type of civic engagement schoolchildren and their supporters demonstrated in Washington and other major cities throughout the country this past Saturday. These demonstrations demand our respect. They reveal the broad public support for legislation to minimize the risk of mass killings of schoolchildren and others in our society.
Continue reading →March 23, 2018 Kansas Senate Defeats Article V for Convention of States as reported by Blake Branson of Campaign for Liberty, to Janine Hansen, National Eagle
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Delegate bills are designed by the proponents of Article V Constitutional Conventions to take the worry out of a wide-open Constitutional Convention proposing limitless amendments. But the “Convention of States Project” itself proposes limitless ideas for amendments exposing the erroneous idea that COS has any intention of limiting the number of amendments in an Article V Convention.
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At noon on February 14, 2018, the Executive Board of the Legislative Council of the Nebraska Legislature heard LR277 to rescind all previous applications by the Nebraska Legislature for Article V Constitutional Conventions.
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How would you like to watch from the sidelines while leftists pick apart the Constitution? How about standing by as Michael Bloomberg rewrites the 2nd Amendment? There was a time that such a thought would be laughable.
Continue reading →Eight States have been targeted by the Balanced Budget Amendment Task Force www.bba4usa.org for 2017-2018. They are Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, South Carolina, Virginia, and Washington. According to their count they need 6 more states.
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Unfortunately, after languishing for months in the Wisconsin Senate, AJR21 (BBA) and its accompanying Delegate bills AB165 and AJR20 are scheduled for a Senate vote this Tuesday, Nov. 7th.
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Kathy Wilmot created a very useful and effective brochure explaining Article V and its potential threat to the 2nd Amendment she is distributing at Gun
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Mark Meckler Finds Common Ground with Strange Bedfellows, by Orlean Koehle, author of America Needs Revival, Not Revision, Dangers and Threats of an Article V Convention
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