constitutional convention

While Dr. Coburn’s long battle against pork barrel spending and the accumulation of our ruinous national debt made him persona non grata in the plush bars and swank restaurants of Washington’s K Street lobbyist hangouts, conservatives remember him for two other things; his steadfast Christian faith and his unrelenting opposition to abortion.

One of the most unique and important discussions among constitutional conservatives is taking place right now in Virginia’s General Assembly.  It is the debate about whether the states (including Virginia) should exercise their rights to call an Article V Convention of States. 

Retiring Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) is pushing for a national convention to amend the Constitution.

The Constitution's Article V: A gift from the founders.

Tea partiers must be made aware that the Tenth Amendment Center does not speak the truth when it insists that nullifying federal law, as defined by the Center, is in line with Madison and Jefferson.

IN Repub. state Sen. David Long is promoting an unused section of the Constitution as the ultimate check on big government. Article V provides two paths to amending the Constitution.

The economic ideas in Mark Levin’s new book are no less vital than the constitutional ones.