North Carolina COS volunteers just completed a historic campaign effort in the 2022 election cycle that we aim to finish in 2023. Join in the momentum in Greenville March 14 and Wilmington March 15 to learn what the COS effort is all about nationally and in North Carolina, why it's important to the future of our federal republic, and how YOU can help pass the COS resolution in the 2023 legislative session.
North Carolina COS volunteers just completed a historic campaign effort in the 2022 election cycle. Join us at these exciting, FREE Town Hall events with COS co-founders Mark Meckler and Michael Farris to learn what the COS effort is all about nationally and in North Carolina, why it's important to the future of our federal republic, and how you can help pass the COS resolution in the 2023 legislative session.
Greenville Town Hall, March 14, 6pm
Wilmington Town Hall, March 15, 6:30pm
These events are free, and we expect a packed house! Doors open for registration 30 minutes before the start. Bring your friends, neighbors, relatives and co-workers! They are welcome.
Questions? Contact Hugh McWilliams at hugh.mcwilliams@cosaction.com or call/text at (571) 345-8770.
WHY CONVENTION OF STATES?
Congress and its bureaucrats will never limit their own power. They will continue to spend irresponsibly and take over policymaking in areas like education and commerce–issues that should be left to the states and local governments. The only way to correct this is from the outside–and the states have the power to do it through Article V of the Constitution.
We're halfway to our 34 state goal, and North Carolina can be a part of this change for 2023 by adopting the COS resolution. Want to learn more? Check out these additional resources on Article V.
HOW WOULD A CONVENTION OF STATES WORK?
WHAT OUR OPPONENTS SAY
Our Founding Fathers gave the states the Article V convention process for such a time as this–they knew the national government would eventually try to overpower the states. This process it the last real “check” the states have left to impose reform on Washington, D.C., and protect the powers and rights of the states.
All of the objections and arguments have well-researched answers, given by actual constitutional experts. Would it help to know that statesmen and experts you trust are behind this effort? Here’s a list of some of our more famous endorsers!
The Tenth Amendment sets forth an important principle of our constitutional system: that powers not delegated to the national government are reserved to the states and the people. Article V’s convention process is the process given to the states to enforce that principle. It’s high time we used it.
MEDIA ATTENTION
- US constitutional convention backed by N. Carolina House
- US constitutional convention backed by North Carolina House
- US constitutional convention backed by N. Carolina House
- North Carolina House calls for a meeting to propose changes to the US Constitution
- Reps want to N.C. in Convention of States, say federal gov’t too large
- Santorum joins North Carolina House GOP to push convention
- Former US Senator Santorum joins North Carolina House to push constitutional convention
- Key NC Republicans call for changes to U.S. Constitution
- House Republicans, Rick Santorum, renew push for Convention of States
- NC Republicans pushing to implement term limits on US Congress