Is it time to review the U.S. Supreme Court?
Published in Blog Debate on August 23, 2021 by Thomas J. Miller
The court needs a review.
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Assist Your Schools in Constitution Day Recognition
Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Suzanne McPherson
As Alexander Hamilton wrote, "If it be asked, what is the most sacred duty and the greatest source of security in a republic? The answer would be an inviolable respect for the Constitution and the laws."
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"A welcoming committee, not a protest": A few strategies for effective lobbying
Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Mona Kita
Instead of approaching the event as a protest, volunteers set about being a welcoming committee for the law makers and visitors to the capital.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed: Samuel Chase - Maryland Signer of the Declaration of Independence
Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Steve Shapero
Samuel Chase was kicked out of the local debate club “for extremely irregular and indecent behavior.” Indeed, many a tour guide in Annapolis will tell you he was nicknamed “Old Bacon Face” because he would literally get red with rage while expounding on his political views.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed: Thomas Stone and William Paca - Maryland Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Steve Shapero
Though Thomas Stone was on the committee to draft the Articles of Confederation — a forerunner of the U.S. Constitution — his wife became sick, causing him to take her home, thus limiting his involvement in Philadelphia. With the increasing British hostility toward the colonists, William Paca, along with Samuel Chase, organized the S...
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Is defending liberty too much trouble?
Published in Blog on August 20, 2021 by Cynthia Kisby
Signing the petition is a low-risk way to speak up and stand up for America. Take the first step to defend liberty, our constitution, and send your legislator a message to support Convention of States.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed the Petition: Mercy Otis Warren
Published in Blog on August 20, 2021 by Maria Moungelis Bedard
The generous and disinterested of all nations must, however, wish to see the American republic fixed on such a stable basis as to become the admiration of the world.
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4th of July Fun at the Marietta Square
Published in Blog on August 19, 2021 by Margaret Bond
Children were able to get their faces painted while parents learned more about Article V. This turned out to be a big hit! We painted American flags, unicorns, dinosaurs, rainbows, and ninja swords.
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COS Indiana Live 8/16/21
Published in Hottest Blog on August 18, 2021 by Dale Parrish
Another new interview with a District Captain!
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COS Indiana Live 8/09/21
Published in Hottest Blog on August 17, 2021 by Dale Parrish
On this broadcast, our Super Volunteer Debbie Stewart delivers another chapter in Constitutional Literacy on homosexual rights and our John Aukerman provides another installment of John's Journal.
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COS Indiana Live Podcast 8/9/21
Published in Blog on August 17, 2021 by Dale Parrish
Join us in listening to Debbie Stewart with Constitutional Literacy.
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COS Indiana Newsletter August Edition
Published in Blog on August 17, 2021 by Ken Kashuba
Fresh off the Press, your August edition of the COS Indiana Newsletter is here.
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Virginia General Assembly Meets for Special Summer Session to Spend Money We Don't Have
Published in Blog on August 17, 2021 by Shawn Fleetwood
The fact that our federal government is shamelessly throwing around billions of dollars to states all across the country with no concern for future repercussions is unconscionable.
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Meet Cyn Fisher and Discover the Citizen Resources to give you hope
Published in Blog on August 17, 2021 by Cyn Fisher
Americans need hope. If they’ve signed the petition, communicating with them can inspire and motivate them to take the next step. That can help them create the ripple effect that moves the plan into action, takes you a step above voting and can give you hope for a better future for your kids.
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Clear and Present Constitutional Crisis
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Mike Harper
Have you noticed? We have a bonafide Constitutional Crisis on our hands.
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