Convention of States Action

Part I: How Well Do You Know the Constitution?

Published in Blog on August 10, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop

In today's complex world, what does it mean for us to have a document that was passed in 1787?

The Shifting Overton Window

Published in Blog on August 08, 2022 by Lorna Corso

The Overton Window expresses the understanding of how ideas in society change over time and influence politics.

COS Michigan in action at the Grayling Canoe Festival

Published in Blog on August 08, 2022 by Robert Bonhag

Talking to the attendees underscores how important grassroots events are in educating people on how they can make a difference.

My "Why" Probably Sounds Like Yours - So Let's Work Together!

Published in Blog on August 01, 2022 by Kelly Oldford

Our Founding Fathers communicated a great potential for future generations to continue in liberty, to continue our great experiment - but only if we are willing to work out that potential.

Citizens Tell Us What Is Important

Published in Blog on July 25, 2022 by Robert Bonhag

Last Saturday, the Northern Michigan Convention of States (COS) representatives talked with a myriad of citizens attending the Cadillac Gun show. Find out what we heard...

Destroy words, destroy thoughts – Do we need a Ministry of Truth?

Published in Blog on July 15, 2022 by Erik Van Geel

Have you noticed that a “woman” is not necessarily a woman these days? That a “vaccine” is no longer a product that produces immunity? That “violence” can now simply mean the utterance of forbidden words?

Lessons From Canada

Published in Blog on July 11, 2022 by Donald Riach

The Rogers outage is a clear example of the potential risks when critical service providers become too large or there are too few providers.

WILL THEY EVER LEAVE?

Published in Blog on July 10, 2022 by Jen Le Blanc Mieler

What the framers of our Constitution intended as a brief departure from one’s career to serve their neighbors has become something far less altruistic.

A Transplanted Patriot Speaks Out for COS

Published in Blog on July 06, 2022 by Wesley A Whittaker

Alyss had noticed the growing tyranny of the Canadian government and enjoyed the newly found freedoms in the USA. Imagine her surprise when she saw some of the same tendencies start emerging in her adopted homeland.

Critical Race Theory Exposed

Published in Blog on July 01, 2022 by Kassity Gibbins

Whether it be by gender, class, religion, race, or left vs. right, they will divide, divide, divide, until We the People are consistently fighting each other instead of them. They want us angry at each other, fighting each other, and distracted from the fact that our so-called “leaders” are failing us.

Are Mask Mandates an Abridgement of Personal Autonomy?

Published in Blog on June 29, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop

The rationale for the federal government mandates regarding masks and other health measures that abridge personal choice has been “protecting the public health.” But do masks protect public health from COVID (or any other virus)?

How well do you know the Declaration of Independence?

Published in Uncategorized on June 15, 2022 by Sheri Waldrop

In recent years, our country has been headed towards a crisis that has caused many to question the foundational precepts of our nation – and to question what a constitutional republic should look like. But what do our founding documents say about these questions and the original intent of those who wrote them?

Calling a Convention of States: America’s Hardware Upgrade

Published in Uncategorized on June 01, 2022 by Julia Campbell

I have grave, grave concerns for America. When I first came to this country 45 years ago, I marveled at its greatness in every aspect. Fast forward to today, this greatest and most benevolent nation in the world is spiraling down into God knows where!

Below the Radar Screen

Published in Blog on May 27, 2022 by Donald Riach

Were these just off-handed comments even though the panelist clearly emphasized private sector failure -- twice? Or did this reveal some broader underlying thinking lurking today in Washington circles suggesting that even more government control or regulation of private sector business could have avoided this problem?

Candidate Forum in Charlevoix a Success

Published in Blog on May 26, 2022 by Robert Bonhag

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