Millions of Americans are understandably frustrated at the inexorable growth of governmental power, especially at the federal level. This frustration has caused many to look for solutions, many of which will either do nothing or have the potential to make the problem worse—much worse.
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February 12, 2021 Senate Show Trial Sets Dangerous Precedent On January 13, 2021, the Democratic-led House of Representatives voted by 232 to 197 to impeach
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Editor’s Note: Now that the Biden administration has taken a chainsaw to many of the most successful priorities of the Trump years, one of the
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January 14, 2021 Washington, D.C. Conservatives condemn the violent actions that took place at the United States Capitol last week. Our self-government is founded upon
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Have you checked in your own state Legislature to see if there is a Resolution yet for COS or another Article V?
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November 17, 2020 What if neither presidential candidate receives the required 270 electoral votes? By Janine Hansen This could happen if the Supreme Court overturns
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Celebrate September 17 Constitution Day! This “We the People” presentation was originally written and narrated by Phyllis Schlafly in 1987 in honor of the Bicentennial
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Today in a disappointing 5-4 decision in June Medical Services LLC v. Russo, the Supreme Court ruled against a Louisiana law requiring abortion doctors to have hospital admitting privileges; a simple protection that ensures a woman receives adequate and immediate emergency care in the event a complication arises from the abortion procedure.
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What Does the Convention of States Project, the Balanced Budget Amendment, Anti-Polygamy and the Right to Life Amendment have in Common? These have all been collected together by the American Constitution Foundation in their study on how to achieve an unlimited-general Constitutional Convention under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.
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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
Continue reading →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
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The Electoral College is on the chopping block — again.
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The NPV Compact is an end run around the Constitution.
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Contact Oregon’s Governor Kate Brown and ask her to VETO SB870 National Popular VotePhone: (503) 378-4582
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Please call & Email the Nevada Governor and ask him to VETO AB186 because of all the money Nevada will lose in campaign dollars if National Popular Vote passes.
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The National Popular Vote Compact has no minimum percentage for a candidate to be declared the National Popular Vote Winner. What this means in a 3 way race a candidate could win with 35% or even less.
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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The Electoral College protects us from Vote Fraud providing 51 individual elections in the states and District of Columbia not just one election which can more easily be stolen. The Electoral College protects us against the instability of nationwide recounts and endless lawsuits. The Electoral College has worked well for over 200 years providing a peaceful transfer of power.
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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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