[Politically Correct]

It’s going to be an uphill battle, not only against the Federal leviathan of entrenched bureaucrats but the Federal courts as well. They have all arrogated power to themselves that is prohibited by a plain reading of the constitution.

[skimbell]

The Feds don't like states resisting.
A couple of weeks ago Kim Reynolds of Iowa told Joepedo to pound sand with his illegal aliens and after puffing up and making a bunch of noise, the illegitimate feds quietly went away.
It can be done, but as stated in the article, the governors need a pretty stiff spine.

[Jacquerie]

<>From packing the Supreme Court, D.C. statehood, massive tax increases, eliminating the Electoral College, federalizing the entire election system, free college tuition, massive spending and a Green New Deal, and the opening of our southern border, one’s head spins trying to keep up. The nation is in crisis and the future of our Republic balances on a knife edge.<>

<>This is the time for a state, better yet, a group of states, to plant the flag and take a stand against the tyrannical centralization of power that we are witnessing before our very eyes from this administration. The only bulwark against this power grab can come from the states.<>

<>This effort will force a confrontation, a constitutional confrontation that has a chance to save the Republic and preserve the Union that the Founders bequeathed to us.<>

Slowly, conservatives are reasoning themselves into supporting an Article V Convention of the States.