Can some of the Legal Beagles among the Freepers can comment on this?
It seems to be if that should come to pass, the States choose the delegates, not the Congress. They can stay the hell out of it!
Any comments on this?
Yes, it’s true Congress can call a constitutional convention. I’m not sure how many delegates have to vote to change a part of the constitution.
Go Ahead...make my day! I don’t believe Obama, Pelosi and the Czars would go down that path, which is a sure-fire way to start a revolution and-or inflame secession movements.
I’m confused by it....I thought, for some reason, there were many on the right calling FOR a Constitutional Convention. I’ll be interested in reading some posts from more knowledgeable freepers who can explain.
I think she would be arrested and tried for treason.
Health care reform and cap and tax both are unconstitutional if one studies the provisions and precepts.
Democrats are communists and most left wing voters do not realize their evil and how they will destroy America.
Americans voted in the first communist administration and that is their sin.
A “Con Con”? Usually, for something to have a nickname, it needs to have some historical examples to give some resonance to the nickname.
Sure, there is a provision for such an event, but absent any evidence of any groundswell toward a constitutional convention, how can the authoring group possibly use such an improbable stretch as a fundraising campaign?
Any Amendment proposed by a Convention needs to be ratified by 38 states.
It’s that place and time in the historical path of the progress of our Nation for there to be a Constitutional Convention for adjustments to be made to the Constitution to clarify, or strengthen some of the language in the Constitution to lessen the chances of successful Leftist judicial activism, and to ease the defense of founding intent.
It’s not the place and time in the historical path of this Nation for such a Constitutional Convention with unbalanced leadership in place.
What it is genuinely time for is a remake of the scene in Washington D.C. that would reflect the vision of the founders.
We have to stop what we are doing no matter what it is right now, and clean up the mess we’ve allowed to accumulate so we can progress unencumbered by the build-up of undesireable debris.
The proposed amendments to strike the First and Second from the record would be supported by the country as the change we need, as well as supported by people like Graham as a bipartisan effort.