On the Right to Vote Part III
Subtitle: The Wisdom of the 14th Amendment. After a quick look at Section 1, this squib takes a closer read of Sections 2 & 3 of the 14th Amendment. We’ll… Read more »
On the Right to Vote – Part II
From our earliest colonial times, society expected freeholders, those self-sufficient men, to participate in government. At a minimum that meant voting for local, colonial/state, and federal officials. Only those with… Read more »
On the Right to Vote – Part I
In our Declaration, which itemizes certain self-evident rights among innumerable others, consent of the governed is the just basis of government, whose purpose is to secure our rights. Consequently, it… Read more »
American Aristocracy
On June 11th, 1788 at the Virginia Ratifying Convention to the Constitution of the United States, Anti-Federalist George Mason remarked in reference to the House of Representatives, “They must form… Read more »
Direct Election of Senators and the Silent Artillery of Time
I am regularly taken aback by those who think our freedoms should depend on the character of those we elect to political office. If such men exist, then a simple… Read more »
Article V – Peaceful Revolution
One of the less understood yet revolutionary features of our governing forms is the built-in retention of the sovereign people’s authority to affect peaceful improvements to our state and national… Read more »
A COS to Restore the American Tradition
Hundreds of articles and blog posts since the COS movement emerged a few years ago deal with the impossibility of reform from those who profit so well from DC corruption…. Read more »
Obama’s Army – Organizing for Action
Subtitle: Fatal Deceit. Both the Convention of States (COS) Movement and Barack Obama’s Organizing for Action (OFA) pursue change, but from entirely different foundations and for opposing purposes. The former… Read more »
Men Without Chests
Subtitle: Cue up Pajama Boy. The great crimes of the Left begin in the public school student’s earliest years, when they work to snuff out Love of Country. On July… Read more »
The Nature of the Law of Nature
As the Article V movement grows, we COS volunteers are asked ever-more questions about Article V. While the COS website has a fine Q&A about the amendment process and safeguards,… Read more »