Citizen Action Day is February 2nd
Published in Surge Article Blog on January 26, 2022 by Stephen Patten
Join us!
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Upcoming Rally at Delaware's Legislative Hall
Published in Surge Article Blog on May 19, 2022 by Tanya Hettler
Join us for our upcoming Delaware Convention of States Rally!
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TODAY: Convention of States Maryland with Mark Meckler Testified in House of Delegates
Published in Surge Article Blog on March 03, 2022 by Maria Moungelis Bedard
Nearly 200 citizens tuned in live and over 13,000 have watched the recording in for the Maryland House of Delegates Rules & Executive Nominations Committee Hearing this morning. 19 Convention of States volunteers & COS President Mark Meckler offered their testimony in favor of HJ06 and implored the Committee members to send the Article...
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Let's Get Back to the Basics
Published in Surge Article Blog on January 27, 2022 by Maria Moungelis Bedard
Citizens are the very foundation of our Nation and the source of government power. You are essential and we need you in this fight with us. Here's where you can find ways to take action.
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Florida Rally in Tally!
Published in Surge Article on January 27, 2022 by Denah Butts
Join the Convention of States Florida team at the state capitol on February 8, 2022 @ 11am - 3pm EST in the Courtyard.
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Team Hawaii holds strategy meeting for 2019
Published in Surge Article Opposition Blog Hottest on June 05, 2018 by Mark Kenneth White
Convention of States Hawaii team preps for our most important legislative session.
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COS Surge Article Library
Published in Spread the Word Surge Article Volunteer Resources on September 26, 2019 by Jerry Rowe
Read more ›An Open Letter Concerning the Second Amendment and the...
Published in Objections Surge Article on April 05, 2019 by Convention Of States Project
Charles J. Cooper, a long-time constitutional law litigator for the NRA, outlines in this article why a Convention of States poses no threat to the Second Amendment.
Read more ›Five Myths about an Article V Convention
Published in Objections Surge Article on April 05, 2019 by Convention Of States Project
Many myths surround the Article V process. Rita Dunaway puts five of the most common to rest in this article.
Read more ›Can we trust the constitution? Answering the “Runaway...
Published in Objections Surge Article on November 17, 2021 by Convention Of States Project
As Michael Farris explains in this article, the 1787 Constitutional Convention did not "run away" because the delegates followed the instructions from their state legislatures.
Read more ›Article 2 - The lamp of experience: constitutional...
Published in Surge Article Solution on August 25, 2020 by Convention Of States Project
Surge Article 2: In this piece, Prof. Rob Natelson responds to the objection that constitutional amendments will be a futile means of restraining federal power. In reality, constitutional amendments like women's suffrage have proven to be remarkably effective.
Read more ›Two Article V Movements: One Clear Choice
Published in Surge Article Process on October 19, 2021 by Convention Of States Project
In this piece, Michael Farris summarizes why it is still essential for states that have adopted a balanced budget amendment to fight for a convention of states.
Read more ›The Article V solution - The Way to implement the Tenth...
Published in Surge Article Solution on October 06, 2021 by Convention Of States Project
Despite the Tenth Amendment, no subject in today's America is exempt from federal power. Rita Dunaway explains how an Article V Convention of States can put real teeth on the states' strongest defense against Washington, D.C.
Read more ›Public Lands: A “Generational Vision”
Published in Surge Article Solution on October 19, 2021 by Convention Of States Project
The federal takeover of western lands is getting out of control. As Ken Ivory explains in this piece, a Convention of States can help rein in this troubling federal practice.
Read more ›How the COS Project Can Curb Corruption
Published in Surge Article Solution on October 16, 2021 by Convention Of States Project
This article describes how term limits can help keep money out of politics in Washington, D.C.
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