Is It a Myth that the Constitutional Convention of 1787 Was a Runaway?
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🎙️Tonight on “Who Wants to Rewrite the Constitution?!”
We’ve got state lawmakers who clearly haven’t read or can’t explain Article V, pitching a never-before-used process with zero rules and infinite bravado. 😎 👍 Not convinced yet? Trust them, they’ve got this down pat. You know like waving an empty gun in Capitol Hill and hoping it scares someone into reading and obeying the ...
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Rep. Hageman: Article V Con-Con is Dangerous!
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.), a strict constructionist and constitutionalist, is asked about her position on a constitutional convention, under Article V, to propose changes to the Constitution would be dangerous. “It’s too dangerous. It’s terribly, terribly dangerous. I don’t think that we could control it,” Representative Hageman replies. “My view is how about if we ...
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Congresswoman Harriet Hageman on Stopping a Con-Con
During an interview on Cowboy State Politics with David Iverson, the host asked Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.) to take a few minutes to explain to her constituents why an Article V constitutional convention could be dangerous. This audio clip is her response. Congresswoman Hageman replied: Part of the reason that people want to have a ...
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The Harsh Reality of a “Convention of States”
Constitutional scholar Robert Brown addresses the harsh realities about a so-called “Convention of States,” debunking the various false and deceptive claims made by the organization Convention of States (COS) and its co-founder Mark Meckler. Brown examines what really happened at the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, the 12 state commissions, what the delegates actually said, and ...
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