Outstanding Executive Committee session!
Published in Blog on February 03, 2023 by Carol Petrusewicz
HCR1 Executive Committee Session was outstanding!
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Honoring His Oath With A Jeep Inspired Adventure
Published in Blog on February 03, 2023 by Wendy Richards
Taking in America's beauty while promoting COS.
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Des Moines Town Hall with Sen. Santorum, Mark Meckler, and Mike Farris - Monday, February 20 at 7 p.m.
Published in Blog on February 02, 2023 by Karen Schuster
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Breaking: House of Delegates to vote on Virginia's COS resolution HJ457 on Friday. Join us!
Published in Blog on February 02, 2023 by Laurie Wheeler
Let's pack the statehouse with COS supporters!
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The Solution To A Government That Has Grown Beyond the Consent of the Governed
Published in Blog on February 01, 2023 by Tom Bartel
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Convention of States Connecticut Rally Featuring Michael Farris
Published in Blog on January 31, 2023 by Laurel Wagner
Convention of States Connecticut will be holding a rally on February 15th at the Connecticut State Capitol, joined by COS Co-founder Michael Farris as the featured speaker!
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Public Town Hall a Success in Vero Beach
Published in Blog on February 01, 2023 by Dana Cosley
Anyone who has tried to get a group of strangers together in one room knows just how difficult that can be.
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A.I. and Article V
Published in Blog on January 31, 2023 by Will T. Zwart
Maryland District Captain decided to experiment with artificial intelligence and here's what happened next...
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Brett's Blog: Monday, January 30, 2023 - Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You, Part Four – The State Communications Coordinator
Published in Blog on January 29, 2023 by Brett Sterley, State Director, Convention of States Missouri
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The Real Cost of the Unsecured Southern Border
Published in Blog on January 28, 2023 by Lorna Corso
The distance that has unfolded in addressing immigration reform and securing our border continues to grow. There is no desire to find areas of agreement and begin the process of addressing these very serious problems.
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Could've, would’ve, hasn’t, won’t
Published in Blog on January 29, 2023 by John Poelstra
Opponents to a ‘convention of states’ say it could lead to a runaway convention whereupon any amendment could be proposed.
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The feds have stolen state 'police powers'
Published in Blog on January 26, 2023 by Hal Stanton
All matters associated with public safety, public health, public education, and public welfare used to be managed by the individual states.
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