Convention of States Action

Minnesota Report: 2019 COS Leadership Summit (Part 1)

Published in Blog on September 02, 2019 by Edward Douglas Thompson

Our own State Director Jackie Burns had the opportunity to be on stage and personally thank Mark Levin

WATCH: Cambridge Town Hall gets the word out about Convention of States

Published in Blog on July 16, 2019 by Edward Douglas Thompson

The Cambridge town hall took place at the American Legion on Saturday, July 13, and it was another story of growing success and outreach.

Missouri State of the State Report

Published in Blog on June 13, 2019 by Joan McDermott

All WI Supporters Can Keep Their Ears to the Ground...

Published in Blog on November 27, 2017 by Joanne Laufenberg

Questions and suggestions can be directed to joanne.laufenberg@cosaction.com or 414-750-0327.

Arkansas #13 in the Convention of States

Published in Blog Grassroots Library on March 19, 2019 by Bud Cornwell

Florida team at schools during Constitution Week

Published in Blog on September 20, 2019 by Nancy Suits

Getting into schools to teach the Constitution is a great supplement to COS.

Executive order on emissions proves California lawmakers should look to Article V to save their constitutional rights

Published in Blog on September 19, 2019 by Kimberly Hogan

There has been no evidence brought forth to suggest that California has violated its waiver or agreement with the federal government.

Remember November

Published in Blog on September 18, 2019 by Laurie Hackett

A simple but critical step you can do is ask those vying for your November vote to support the Convention of States resolution.

State legislators and Thomas Jefferson speak at Arizona Freedom Rally

Published in Blog on September 17, 2019 by Michael Jason Alexander

Those who were able to make the Freedom Rally last weekend at Fountain Hills Park Amphitheater were treated to a full reading of the Declaration of Independence.

Activism is necessary to further the cause of liberty

Published in Blog on September 17, 2019 by Sarah Peloquin

What was once an honored and privileged duty for every American citizen has become one more thing on a to-do list that’s already a mile long and well, priorities have shifted.