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Mike Stern Rebuts Claim that "Congress Would Control an Amendments Convention"

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court | March 6, 2015

Article V scholar and former House of Representatives legal counsel Mike Stern has just written a response to the irresponsible […]

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Trying to Abolish the Convention’s One-State/One-Vote Rule Not Only Would Be Unconstitutional—It Wouldn’t Be Worth Trying

Article V, CONSTITUTION | February 6, 2015

One of the far-fetched arguments used to persuade conservatives to oppose an amendments convention is that if 34 states apply,

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New U.S. House Rule: A Hopeful Sign for an Amendments Convention

Article V, CONSTITUTION | January 26, 2015

As the likelihood of a Convention for Proposing Amendments increases, people are beginning to adjust to the idea. A recent

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Article V Opponents Now Peddling Article 23 Years Out of Date

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Uncategorized | January 18, 2015

The latest tactic in Article V opponents’ game of “Whac-A-Mole”* is the circulation of an article 23 years out of

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Update on Article V and the Necessary and Proper Clause

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court, Uncategorized | January 16, 2015

Some people have asked for further clarification on why the Constitution’s Necessary and Proper Clause does not grant Congress power

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The Constitution’s Grants To Persons and Entities Outside the U.S. Government

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court, Uncategorized | December 18, 2014

A little known aspect of our Constitution is that it delegates power, not just to the U.S. Government and to

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New II Backgrounder Explains the “Convention of States” Constitutional Amendment Process

Article V, CONSTITUTION | December 4, 2014

A new II Backgrounder contains a brief and clear explanation of how the people, through their state legislatures, can address

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Principles for Drafting A Balanced Budget Amendment

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Uncategorized | December 1, 2014

This article originally appeared at The American Thinker. The Article V Handbook, which I authored for the American Legislative Exchange

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More Evidence An Article V Convention is a “Convention of the States”

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Uncategorized | November 20, 2014

Earlier this year, I documented one of the reasons we know an Article V convention is a “convention of the

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Treatise on Amendments Conventions Updated to Include Rules for Congress’s “Call”

Article V, CONSTITUTION | November 6, 2014

Some people claim the rules pertaining to the Constitution’s “Convention for Proposing Amendments” are largely unknown, but there actually is

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The Washington Post Picks Up the Flag from the Convention Alarmists

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court, Uncategorized | October 27, 2014

The past week saw yet another assault on those reformers who seek to cure federal dysfunction by promoting a “Convention

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The Famous Case of Coleman v. Miller—and, No, It Doesn't Give Congress Total Control Over the Amendment Process

Article V, CONSTITUTION, Supreme Court | September 1, 2014

Not long ago, I was listening to a radio talk show and was assured by a caller that the Supreme

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