A long-time family friend contacted me, puzzled and concerned after a recent meeting of her local township trustees. Turtlecreek Township is a rural/residential area of some 18,000 people in Warren ...

First off, Ohioans are largely not edgy and suspicious about an Article V Convention as Enquirer contributor Dan Sewell wrote in his July 14 column ("Push for 'Convention of States' makes some Ohioans ...

North Carolina legislators voted this month to ask Congress to call for convention of states to suggest changes to the U.S. Constitution. Some Republican legislators have been pushing to file an ...

In the 60s, the phrase “We the People” saw a resurgence in popularity as trust in the federal government began to diminish. Americans of all walks of life wanted to know that we lived under a ...

I am committed to championing the Convention of States, urging fellow Louisiana citizens to embrace this crucial movement for our nation's future. In these challenging times, our federal government ...

Several organizations in Wyoming rank state legislators as to their respective conservative credentials, based on how each voted on a small number of bills during the session. These organizations ...

BOISE, Idaho — Every few years a major question in American politics arises: Should there be a special Convention of States to open up the constitution for amendments? The convention is a national ...

Two of California’s last three governors have wanted to help organize and promote constitutional conventions, either on the state or federal level. They’ve both been dangerously wrong about this.

It is unfortunate that Republican Party Chairwoman Dorothy Moon is promoting the false narrative of a “runaway convention.” Her rhetorical position is illogical, confusing and raises concerns about ...

Two of California’s last three governors have wanted to help organize and promote constitutional conventions, either on the state or federal level. They’ve both been dangerously wrong about this.

Two of California’s last three governors have wanted to help organize and promote constitutional conventions, either on the state or federal level. They’ve both been dangerously wrong about this.