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It’s a huge undertaking, but we are confident we have all the tools needed to preserve our current Constitution for many years to come. Download free action tools and further your constitutional knowledge with our articles, booklets, and many other materials created for us to succeed together. Download the PDFs under “Action Packets and Historical Resources for Legislative Testimonies” below and use them to create your own Con-Con action packets for legislators and committee testimonies.
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Legislator Testimonials
Learn More About Nullification, the Real Solution to Federal Overreach: Click here to download and read, The Founders’ Brilliant Solution to Big Government: Article VI, 25 pp.
Action Packets and Historical Resources for Legislative Testimonies
Talking Points About an Article V Constitutional Convention
Notable Quotes About an Article V Constitutional Convention
Cross Examination Questions to Ask Legislators in Committee
Various Legal Expert Opinions About a “Runaway” Convention
The “Con-Con” Con — A Legal Expert Opinion by William J. Olson and Herbert W. Titus
Historical Precedent: Was the 1787 Convention a “runaway” convention? (Handy Quotes for Committee Hearings and Testimonies)
The State Resolutions Calling for the 1787 Philadelphia Convention (With Commentary)
Historical Documents — The Original Resolutions from Congress and the States for a Convention for the “Sole and Express Purpose of Revising the Articles of Confederations”
Explanation of Article V by C. Chauncy Burr — A Convention Cannot be “Limited” in Scope
2021 Montana Legislature Invitation for Mark Meckler to Debate Robert Brown
Montana Senator Theresa Manzella’s Explanation for Opposing “Convention of States”
Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird on the Perils of an Article V Constitutional Convention
Easy-to-print Version of U.S. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird’s Article
Model Con-Con Rescission Resolutions
Model Resolution for a State Legislature to Rescind All Constitutional Convention Applications
New Jersey Con-Con Rescission SCR 161 (2021)
Delaware Con-Con Rescission HCR 60 (2016)
South Dakota Con-Con Rescission HJR 1003 (2018)
South Carolina Con-Con Rescission H3400 (2004)
Example Rescission Resolution (Oklahoma)
Example Rescission Resolution (North Carolina)
Example Rescission Resolution (Nebraska)
Example Rescission Resolution (North Dakota)
Example Rescission Resolution (Alabama)
JBS and TNA Resources
What an Article V Convention Is and Is Not
COS: Nullification Not a Remedy for Fed Overreach
Oregon Rescinds All Con-Con Applications
Iowa GOP Opposes Push for Article V Convention
Leftists Promote Article V Convention
COS: Misreading Constitution or Misleading People?
Constitution Under Attack: Art. V Convention
Solving the Debt Crisis
Gavin Newsom Proposes Gun-Control Con-Con
COS Ignores Term Limits Already in Constitution
COS Makes Hay of Dubious National Survey
COS Claim: “Guidelines” for Writing Amendments
COS Board Member Coauthors Anti-2A Constitution
1787 Proves Runaway Con-Con Not a Myth
Aggressive New Con-Con Scheme
Congress Introduces Resolution Calling Con-Con
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Con-Con Legislative Alerts
Stop Florida Federal Constitutional Convention Resolutions HCR 693 & HCR 703 Support Rescinding New Hampshire’s Con-Con Applications — Enact HCR 9 Stop New Hampshire Article V Con-Con Resolution HCR 8 Stop Ohio Article V Con-Con Resolutions HJR 3 and SJR 1 Stop Delaware Federal Constitutional Convention Resolution SCR 100 Stop Article V Constitutional Convention Resolutions Stop Alaska Federal Constitutional Convention Resolutions HJR 13 & SR 2 Stop Maine Federal Constitutional Convention Resolutions HP 1058 and SP 705 Support South Carolina Con-Con Rescission Resolution H.4273 Stop Pennsylvania Federal Constitutional Convention Resolutions Stop Con-Con Aggregation Scheme in Congress: H.Con.Res. 24 and S. 810 Stop Article V Con-Con Resolutions S.2319, H.3502, & H.3541 in Massachusetts Stop Rhode Island COS Con-Con Applications H5188 Stop Hawaii Article V Con-Con Resolutions Support New York’s Con-Con Rescission Resolutions Oppose Vermont COS Con-Con Resolution J.R.H. 1 Oppose Illinois COS Con-Con Resolution HJR 3 Oppose New York Article V Con-Con Resolutions B 272 and C 184 Oppose Connecticut Article V Con-Con Resolutions Stop North Carolina Federal Constitutional Convention Resolutions Oppose Georgia Article V Con-Con Resolution HR 257 Stop Deceptive Con-Con Aggregation-scheme Resolution HCR 37 in West Virginia Stop Kansas Article V Con-Con Resolutions Stop Nebraska COS Con-Con Extension Application LR 31 Stop Minnesota Article V Con-Con Applications Oppose Article V Con-Con Resolutions in Washington Legislature Stop Pro-Con-Con Maine Joint Rules Revision SP 9 Stop South Carolina Article V Con-Con Resolutions Stop Deceptive COS Con-Con Applications in Iowa Stop Tennessee Con-Con Application HJR 5 Rescind All Applications for an Article V Constitutional Convention Stop Texas COS Con-Con Extension Resolutions — and Rescind ALL other Article V Con-Con Applications