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Stop the Imperial Presidency!

President Obama has made no attempt to conceal his disdain for the rule of law. Declaring, “I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone,” he constantly threatens to bypass Congress and use executive action to promote favorite policies or undo statutes.

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The Phyllis Schlafly Report

Obama’s Pen vs. the Constitution

Barack Obama has revealed that he unilaterally plans to use executive orders to “bypass” Congress. His shocking words were: “We are not just going to be waiting for legislation. . . . I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone. And I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions.”

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Phyllis Schlafly

National Takeover of School Curriculum

Many people said Ho-Hum when Barack Obama threatened to change any law with his pen or phone, and even used that power to personally alter Obamacare and the welfare law, and to “legislate” the Dream Act that Congress refused to pass. But Americans are rising up by the tens of thousands to stop Common Core, which is the current attempt to compel all U.S. children to be taught the same material and not be taught other things parents might think important.

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Michigan Emergency Alert: Call Now on Article V Con Con

Emergency Alert: Vote could be as early as this evening. Article V Constitutional Convention HJR CC MESSAGE: Please vote NO on HJR CC and SJ V. Don’t Risk our Constitution. An Article V Constitutional Convention is very dangerous. Once convened anything could happen as it cannot be limited. (use your own words)

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Michigan: Con Con hearing Thursday 9 a.m. Michigan House

HEARING: Thursday, Feb. 13, 9am, Room 519, House Office Bldg, Lansing, MI, Committee for Financial Liability Reform. Please come and testify (see below). MESSAGE:Vote No on HJR CC an application for an Article V Constitutional Convention of the States supposedly for a Balanced Budget Amendment. Article V does not limit a convention to one subject but states, “for proposing Amendments” in the plural.

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GEORGIA: Emergency Alert Con Con Today 2 p.m.

HEARING TODAY, Tuesday, Feb 11, 2 p.m., Room #132 on SR 371 MESSAGE: Vote NO on SR 371 an application for an Article V Constitutional Convention for a Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Georgia receives 38.06% of its state budget from the Federal Government. If Georgia really wants the federal government to balance the federal budget then Georgia should send back all federal money coming into Georgia.

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Arizona: Con Con Vote Tuesday. We need people to testify!

VOTE: Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2 p.m., Please attend the HEARING in room HHR1. Justin Olson’s Committee, Federalism and Fiscal Responsibility We need people to testify. If you are not registered to speak you must do so in person in the Lobby of the House on the computer to register to speak. You must do it by noon on Tuesday and be in room HHR1 by 1:15 p.m.

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Phyllis Schlafly

Obama’s Pen vs. the Constitution

Barack Obama has now revealed that he unilaterally plans to use executive orders to “bypass” Congress. His shocking words were: “We are not just going to be waiting for legislation. … I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone. And I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions.”

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New Threat of Constitutional Convention

This Saturday is not just about pausing to remember the stealth bombing of Pearl Harbor and the brave individuals whose lives were lost. This December 7th is also about wielding off an attack on the very thing those Americans were defending — the United States Constitution.

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The Phyllis Schlafly Report

Mischief-Making about the Constitution

Attacks on the U.S. Constitution are coming from all sides. There are many pressure groups that just don’t like our U.S. Constitution, even though it is the longest lasting Constitution in history and has enabled us to prosper with 43 peaceful changes of government. Back in the 1970s, powerful and highly placed U.S. officials made a strenuous effort to change us into a parliamentary system of government. The global government-oriented Council on Foreign Relations has said that the provision it despises the most is the treaty clause, which requires the vote of two-thirds of Senators to ratify a treaty.

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Phyllis Schlafly

Is Article V in Our Future?

Attacks on the U.S. Constitution are coming from all sides. The New York Times opened its op-ed page to several liberal professors of government: one calls our Constitution “imbecilic,” another claims it contains “archaic” and “evil provisions,” and a third urges us to “rewrite the Second Amendment.”

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