The term “convention of states” (or “convention of the states”) dates at least from the year 1780. By 1788 it […]
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Note: This article first appeared on the American Thinker website. In the Anglo-American constitutional tradition, a “convention” can mean a
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This article first appeared in the American Thinker. Term limits are among the reforms being proposed by advocates of curbing
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Seldom has a claim so weak been so often advanced than the claim that a convention for proposing amendments would
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Margaret Mitchell, the author of the hugely popular novel Gone With the Wind, was a newspaper reporter and the child
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The movement for a “convention for proposing amendments” won some stunning successes in the 2014 state legislative sessions. There was
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This article was first published on CNS News. A newly published speech by one of our Framers offers important clues
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In my last post, I discussed the effect on Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR) of the Supreme Court’s ruling
The drives for one or more convention of states to reform the dysfunctional federal government are proceeding apace, and Georgia
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In a recent post, I pointed out that, despite superficial appearances, the Constitution’s Necessary and Proper Clause—clarifying that Congress has
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Two bills introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives show that whatever they may say on the campaign trail, many
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More evidence has turned up that the late Chief Justice Warren Burger was defending his Court’s decision in Roe v.
