Convention of States Action

A Bloody Month and Florida’s Protections

Published in Blog on November 02, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

"When seconds count, the cops are just minutes away." Is a reminder that personal safety ultimately rests with the individual.

Florida Protects the Vote

Published in Blog on October 26, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

Florida’s legislators attempted to address voter concerns after the 2020 election by passing SB 90.

Florida HB 67 - National Popular Vote Pact

Published in Blog on October 20, 2023 by Stan Gilewicz and Cynthia Kisby

All of Florida's electoral votes could be pledged to the candidate Floridians voted against.

Conservatives at Cross Purposes

Published in Blog on October 10, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

Encouraging civil disobedience outside of the Bill of Rights is a sketchy proposition. Does JBS propose ignoring IRS, EPA, SEC, OSHA, etc. rules?

Constitution Week 2023 - COSA Volunteers Light the Spark

Published in Blog on October 06, 2023 by Dana Cosley

Convention of States Action Volunteers of Florida came together out of a shared sense of urgency and passion to undertake the responsibility of celebrating the Constitution with Florida's students.

Florida Needs COS Volunteers

Published in Blog on October 01, 2023 by Cynthia Kisby

Self-governance means you.

Florida HB 35: Protecting Choice and Privacy

Published in Blog on October 01, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

Paying cash prevents governments (state and federal) from controlling consumer choices since the transaction between seller and buyer is private.

Will States Gain “Standing” Against Federal Over-Reach?

Published in Blog on September 22, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

The automatic right to “standing” before SCOTUS gives the separate states a braking mechanism on orders and legislation that are all too often unchallenged.

Complacency Will Destroy Freedoms

Published in Blog on September 13, 2023 by Robert Connolly

What children read is not a subject where so called "professionals" can claim expertise over parents.

State or Federal Ownership? An Overdue Correction

Published in Blog on September 14, 2023 by Stanley E Gilewicz

COS Federal Legislative & Executive Jurisdiction Proposal 3 enables resource rich states to tip power away from the federal government using Article V.