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Convention of States – A Non-partisan Approach

Published in Blog FAQ on March 20, 2023 by Erik Van Geel

There are many voices who are trying to attribute this effort to a specific corner of the political spectrum, but when objectively looking at the proposed amendments, there really is nothing partisan (or conspiratorial, even) about it.

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Passing the Buck to SCOTUS

Published in Blog on March 14, 2023 by Donald Riach

If you want to give someone a break on student loan re-payments, then you must get Congress to agree since it’s our money you are playing with. . We the people, through our representatives in Congress have said no, pay off your debts like everybody else.

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Block Walking in Michigan

Published in Blog on March 01, 2023 by Erik Van Geel

When I hear the words “block walking”, my mind can’t help but drift off to the Minecraft worlds my daughters used to wander... digging for treasures and building their town, while having encounters with grunting villagers and ominous creepers. Thankfully, block walking with our Michigan Convention of States team is nothing like that...

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We the People are the Majority

Published in Blog on February 23, 2023 by Sheri Waldrop

For those of us born in the United States, the freedoms granted by our constitution are often taken for granted. But for those whose families have lived under dictatorships, freedom is something precious and to be protected.

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Who is in the Driver's Seat?

Published in Blog on February 06, 2023 by Donald Riach

When unleashed, a federal agency can find very creative ways to institute policies or agendas that defy logic and are often completely out-of-step with the wishes of the voters or the legislature.

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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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Larry Elder’s Pipe Dream

Published in Blog on January 16, 2023 by Erik Van Geel

Elder describes entitlement and the unsustainable spending of the Federal Government over the last decades as the main problem we are facing. He says, “Most voters don’t much care about the national debt, budget deficits or whether the federal budget is balanced." And this is where my opinion differs.

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Money Concerns Even Kids Understand

Published in Blog on January 11, 2023 by Jen Le Blanc Mieler

The lesson has stuck. When my kids see toys in the store these days, it’s not uncommon to see them doing a careful inspection of an item, assessing the composition, construction, materials, moving parts, origin, value for the money, and expected longevity.

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