Convention of States Action

This Independence Day, resolve to be a leader for liberty

Published in Blog on July 06, 2020 by Shelby Williams

To turn the tide, it will require the greatest engaged grassroots army of self-governing activists the world has ever seen.

Patriotism and Convention of States support swell during Independence Day

Published in Blog on July 03, 2020 by Jackie Rausch

While celebrating our country’s birth, Convention of States South Dakota patriots found an explosion of enthusiasm for COS.

COS New Jersey Celebrates Independence Day!

Published in Blog on July 03, 2020 by Jonathan Viaud

To honor America on her birthday, members of the COS New Jersey family came together to record a special reading of the Declaration of Independence!

Charlie Kirk ignites South Dakotans with patriotism during speech

Published in Blog on July 02, 2020 by Jackie Rausch

July 4th is Independence Day

Published in Blog on July 01, 2020 by Thomas Ward

How long will we have independence to celebrate?

Brett's Blog Archive - June 29, 2020: Been There. Done That. Right?

Published in Blog on July 01, 2020 by Bradley Cooper

Political tyranny in the time of COVID-19

Published in Blog on June 30, 2020 by Jim Barrett

How will the American ruling class exercise their privilege, and how will the American citizens respond?

101 reasons why we need term limits

Published in Blog on June 30, 2020 by Bill Parks

The 101 longest-serving members of Congress have been in office for an average time of over 23 years.

My observations of John Hopkins University's free contact training course: Part 5

Published in Blog on June 28, 2020 by Susan Thiel

What will be considered a violation of our privacy, confidentiality, freedoms, and rights?

Reading of the Declaration: 'Great attention was given to every word'

Published in Blog on June 28, 2020 by Matt May

On July 18 a crowd gathered on King Street outside the Town House in Boston.

Brett's Blog Archive - June 22, 2020: Making Sense of Government Dysfunction

Published in Blog on June 28, 2020 by Bradley Cooper

Government as organized crime

Published in Blog on June 28, 2020 by Benjamin Napier

Women's suffrage demonstrates the genius of Article V

Published in Blog on June 26, 2020 by Sharon Correll

Congress got it right with the 19th Amendment, which ensured all Americans have a voice in their elected representation. But can we always have such faith in Congress?

Executive orders and individual liberties

Published in Blog on June 25, 2020 by Arthur G. Ogden, Ph.D., Ed.D.

Executive orders have inhibited basic liberties guaranteed in our constitutions.

Tyranny in the time of COVID-19

Published in Blog on June 25, 2020 by Jim Barrett

Through five installments, I intend to explore impacts of COVID-19 and the onerous response on the elderly, children, politicians (of various levels), law enforcement, and the American public as a whole.

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