2:2 – Moral Implications Of An Article V Convention
Would you say that American’s education base and overall morality has gotten better or worse? If you agree that it has gotten worse, what kind of results could we really expect...
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2:1 – Top Reasons Why A Constitutional Convention Is A Bad Idea
Here are six reasons why a Constitutional Convention is a terrible idea. The last time we had a convention to amend our constitution was the Philadelphia Convention of 1787. Delegates from...
1:11 – How Does The Con-Con Effort Connect To Efforts Of The Deep State?
In a 2017 poll, the Deep State was defined as, “military, intelligence and government officials who try to secretly manipulate government policy.” There are many individuals and organizations tied to the...
1:10 – Expert Opinions About Another Constitutional Convention
A wide array of elite minds in law, politics and history, including liberal and conservative views, overwhelmingly conclude that the idea of a Constitutional Convention would be an exceptionally bad one....
1:9 – Founding Fathers On Article V Convention
Have you ever heard of the “George Mason argument?” This refers to the claim that at the Federal Convention of 1787, Virginia delegate Col. George Mason demanded that this provision (the...
1:8 – When Would A Constitutional Convention Be Appropriate?
A Constitutional Convention is a dangerous idea. It would only be appropriate to consider after the American people and their elected officials have become widely and fully educated about the Constitution,...
1:7 – Constitutional Convention Or Convention Of States?
What is a constitutional convention?Those who are pushing for an Article V convention, or a Convention of States, who refuse to call it a Constitutional Convention are either being intentionally deceptive,...
1:6 – How Would A Constitutional Convention Work?
A Constitutional Convention is the second, or alternative, method, in Article V, to propose amendments to the Constitution. First, two-thirds of the states have to “make application” to Congress. Once Congress...
1:5 – 1787: Ratification Process Changed
Originally, the delegates to the Philadelphia Convention of 1787 were tasked to simply revise, or amend, the Articles of Confederation and to “render,” or make, the then-existing Federal Constitution and the...
1:4 – 1787: A New Government Instituted
At the beginning of the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, delegates from Virginia proposed a more national form of government. Under the Articles of Confederation, we had a purely federal form of...