Meet Hayley Ross, COSA Miami Dade County
Published in Blog on July 30, 2024 by Cynthia Kisby
Our founders intended that We the People should protect and defend our constitution.
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Save the Nation-Step up Florida
Published in Volunteer Resources on August 08, 2023 by Brenda Karlin
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Florida - Save our Country!
Published in Volunteer Resources on May 09, 2023 by Joyce Ann Berry
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All the ways you can volunteer for Convention of States
Published in Blog on February 09, 2019 by Michelle Laflamme
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A Government Created Tuition Crisis
Published in Blog on August 13, 2024 by Mike & Stan Gilewicz
The classic college education defined by rigorous study of in-demand disciplines, undertaken with serious financial commitment, has been turned topsy-turvy. Higher education has become a financial grift and its victims are the American taxpayers.
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Project 2025: A proposal or a problem?
Published in Blog on August 07, 2024 by Dana Cosley
Hundreds of conservative policy experts stood at the drawing board and formed advisory panels to create this agenda and there are a good number of them who do support a Convention of States.
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Separation of Powers and the Supreme Court
Published in Blog on August 05, 2024 by Susan Quinn
The President recently proposed a major overhaul of the Supreme Court that defies the Constitution.
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Why Fiscal Restraint Is Important to COS
Published in Blog on August 05, 2024 by Cynthia Kisby
So, why not vote for policies that offer all the relief and free gifts?
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Hillsdale Teaches the Constitution to Law Enforcement
Published in Blog on July 21, 2024 by Susan Quinn
Constitution programs are dedicated to having a more informed public that understands how important local governance and a safe society are to our wellbeing and the future.
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American Change: Convulsive or Measured?
Published in Blog on July 20, 2024 by Stanley E Gilewicz
The federal government’s pressure cooker has been robbing Peter to pay Paul for over a century and has, in the process, angered both Peter and Paul, albeit for different reasons.
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Florida Leaders Meet for Their Annual Strategy Meeting
Published in Blog on July 19, 2024 by Dana Cosley
Delving further into the makeup, the DNA, of Convention of States Project and COS Action, we gained a better understanding of the project and organization's origins and the source of inspiration.
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Help Delegates Learn How a Convention Will Work
Published in Blog on July 17, 2024 by FL Communications Team
Grassroots volunteers, in addition to legislators, need their own experience with a practice convention.
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Bastille Day Is Un-American!
Published in Blog on July 14, 2024 by FL Communications Team
The American Founders rejected unrestrained democracy and opted, instead, for a constitutional republic with inalienable rights for all.
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Reversal of the Chevron Deference and Its Implications
Published in Blog on July 08, 2024 by Susan Quinn
The rollback of Chevron is an encouraging example of limiting the power of government, especially at the bureaucratic level, and of clarifying the separation of powers.
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A Second Chance for the American Economy and Energy Independence
Published in Blog on July 03, 2024 by Stanley E Gilewicz
Much of the Green New Deal has been advanced owing to the sale of fear. The failed predictions listed here just a sampling of the unabashed gaslighting inflicted on the public. Now that states and corporations can challenge unsubstantiated climate claims in court without the heavy thumb of the EPA on the scale we may see healthy scient...
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