The Wednesday Night Roundtable
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Donovan Salerno
We need to build our political immune system to fight off the virus that's threatening our nation.
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Paul Revere: An Enduring American Legacy
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Marcia Ballard
Revere undoubtedly looked into his children’s eyes and knew they’d been given the gift of life in a new country with fresh hope.
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Brett's Blog Archive - Monday, August 9, 2021: Show Me Your Birthday!
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Brett Sterley, State Director, Convention of States Missouri
Tuesday marks the 200th anniversary of Missouri becoming the 24th state of the Union.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed: Charles Carroll - Maryland Signer of the Declaration of Independence
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Steve Shapero
Charles Carroll arrived too late to vote on the issue of Independence; however, he added his signature to the Declaration of Independence.
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COS Wyoming State Fair Aug 17th - 21st
Published in Blog on August 13, 2021 by Julie Baker
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COS GA Leadership Invades Rome!
Published in Blog on August 13, 2021 by Margaret Bond
When he realized we wanted to do something so drastic as try to fix Washington with a Constitutional process, it began to look like he was confronting “Barbarians at the Gate.” It began to seem like we had in fact entered the Roman Coliseum– not the Rome GA Fairgrounds.
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Duty is Ours
Published in Blog on August 13, 2021 by Mona Kita
This week, I was blessed to hear Mark Meckler speak at two town halls in North Carolina. What he had to say shook me out of my fear to speak out, my willingness to just go along for the sake of keeping an uneasy peace.
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We Are The Ocean
Published in Resources-Video Blog on August 13, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
Yet even that wouldn't help them if only half of America's patriots stood up and took action! So why don't they? Because most of them are on their knees, burdened and blinded to the way forward. We can help them see. Here are just a few ways to get America talking about Convention of States!
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East Oregon Seeks Divorce from Abusive Communists
Published in Blog on August 12, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
As their so-called representatives literally kneel to mobs of rioting Marxists in cities such as Portland, many East Oreganians are fed up with having their interests disregarded, their values mocked, and their voices silenced, so they've got a plan.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed: Benjamin Franklin
Published in Blog on August 12, 2021 by Gayle McCowin
It doesn't take a lifetime of service to make a difference.
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50 Patriots Who Would Have Signed: Alexander Hamilton
Published in Blog on August 12, 2021 by Gayle McCowin
If you recognize fiscal accountability is out of control, sign the petition today!
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What will America be Tomorrow?
Published in Blog on August 11, 2021 by Leslie Jenkins, COSA MD
Service, responsibility, and commitment must become a part of our daily lives. <br/>If we will not choose to serve, neither shall we be served, for ultimately each person will serve only himself. When each person serves only himself, our masters shall no longer be our servants but tyrants—and we shall have become slaves.
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Two Questions, One Answer
Published in Blog on August 10, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
Thanks and praise go out to Steve Davidson for speaking truth to opposition and for those Convention of States volunteers who showed up to the event in order to show support.
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Is the Fed the New Silent Killer?
Published in Blog on August 09, 2021 by Jonathan Schiffer
By the middle of the next decade, we will owe more than $1 trillion for the annual interest payment due to all holders of our national debt.
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Oklahoma Governor Signs U.S. Civics Test Requirement into Law
Published in Blog on August 09, 2021 by Susie McCleskey
The Oklahoma legislature tried for four years to pass this bill. Oklahoma Convention of States got involved through the Voter Voice campaign and responded in force. After that, the bill passed easily.
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