Convention of States
“We’re so out of balance now that Iowa doesn’t get to make the decisions for Iowa, you know, somebody in Washington’s making it,” Coburn said. “It never got voted on by the Iowa people.” Read more
“We’re so out of balance now that Iowa doesn’t get to make the decisions for Iowa, you know, somebody in Washington’s making it,” Coburn said. “It never got voted on by the Iowa people.” Read more
The solution must go far deeper than a new Speaker of the House. Read more
It’s not been invoked before, but Article V of the United States Constitution provides for states to be a check on the federal government, to reduce federal spending and even reduce the power and jurisdiction of the federal government. Read more
One thing is certain: we are headed in the wrong direction as a nation. Read more
The size and scope of the federal government has far exceeded what the Founders intended. Crazy. I know. Read more
The convention has no governmental power whatsoever. It may only propose. The states may ratify these proposals or reject or ignore them. Read more
Our original Constitution has been replaced by years of precedent and case law... There is nothing off limits to the federal government. Read more
For those of us who want to see the swamp drained, there is a long, difficult road ahead. It will require much more than any single administration can accomplish. Read more
This process is ingenious. The sheer amount of support needed insures only reforms supported by the vast majority of Americans. Read more
The House and Senate increased their own budgets in the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending package. Read more
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