Published in Blog on December 05, 2022 by Erik Van Geel
The point is: we cannot bring about change without changing hearts, minds, and votes at the local level first. This war must be waged from the bottom up and from the inside out.
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Published in Blog on November 30, 2022 by Lorna Corso
Here, differences of opinion are welcome. We strive to not live and work in an echo chamber. We use examples of Federal government, overreach, lack of fiscal responsibility, and inability to work together to achieve goals and legislation for the people who elected them.
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Published in Blog on November 21, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop
Part 1 of this series provided a brief overview of the history of Agenda 2030, its preamble and Goal 1. This article will discuss the Agenda’s Goal 2 to end hunger and malnutrition. 1) If these are global goals, who will oversee them? 2) where will your family go when they go awry?
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Published in Blog on November 14, 2022 by Robert Bonhag
The national debt has indebted every one of us along with generations to come! And, if not addressed, it will grow into a monster curtailing our freedom and liberty -- negatively affecting our living standards.
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Published in Blog on October 25, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop
Have you been shocked by recent changes in our schools that promote a sexualized curriculum for very young children? Have you been dismayed by the rush to end the use of fossil fuels that has caused power shortages, blackouts, and a rise in gas prices? Did you know that these events were planned and not caused by mere incompetence on t...
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Published in Blog on October 25, 2022 by Gail Annette Soncrant
I have questioned friends about how their pastors and congregations are handling the propaganda coming from elected and unelected officials these days. Repeatedly I hear, “Oh, we just don’t talk about those things.” Or I hear that they are also frustrated and looking.
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Published in Blog on October 15, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop
Based on my personal observations, Christian Nationalism is not a rally or a small group of gray-haired white oldsters in the minority. It is people driving through the rain on a chilly day in northern Michigan to hear Kristina Karamo speak and promising to pray for her (because they understand where the real battleground is), as well ...
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Published in Blog on October 13, 2022 by Kurt O'Keefe
Michigan Legislative Liaison Kurt O'Keefe reflects on receiving a 2022 Convention of States Challenge Coin from Mark Meckler.
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Published in Uncategorized on October 12, 2022 by Michigan Convention of States
Convention of States Michigan is proud to ask you to vote for Jamie Thompson in her quest to represent district 28 in the upcoming general election on November 8.
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Published in Blog on October 11, 2022 by Donald Riach
This helps give you a sense of just how big these big numbers are. Instead of seconds, think of these numbers as dollars with one dollar equaling one second. Apply that to the numbers they throw around in Washington.
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Published in Blog on October 09, 2022 by Lorna Corso
A fact is information minus emotion. An opinion is information plus experience. Ignorance is an opinion lacking information. Stupidity is an opinion that ignores a fact. (Author unknown.)
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Published in Blog on October 06, 2022 by Wesley A Whittaker
According to her, the limited role of the federal government was to arbitrate disputes between the individual sovereign States and to represent the interests of the United States on the world stage.<br/>
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Published in Blog on September 12, 2022 by Robin Riddell
We must fight now or we and our children, grandchildren, and all future generations will not enjoy the freedoms we as Americans cherish. Surely you must realize how important this is. We must all do whatever we can to prevent losing our independence.
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Published in Blog on September 04, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop
In the United States, people often discuss that we are a free country, with basic rights as a citizen. These rights are defined in the first ten amendments to the Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights.
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Published in Blog on August 30, 2022 by Wesley A Whittaker
We have reached a point in our history where the very act of writing this blog may well cause someone in some federal agency to open a file with my name on it.
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