Are you a journalist or other citizen who needs a quick overview of the Constitution’s Article V “Convention for Proposing […]
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Although the Constitution is not, strictly speaking, a common law document, it was written against the backdrop of common law.
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This article originally appeared at CNS News. Some conservative groups have become known for uncompromising opposition to the Constitution’s convention
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Article V scholar and former House of Representatives legal counsel Mike Stern has just written a response to the irresponsible
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One of the far-fetched arguments used to persuade conservatives to oppose an amendments convention is that if 34 states apply,
