The COS Solution to Economic Tyranny
Published in Blog on June 17, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
The Boston Tea Party wasn't about taxation. It was about economic favoritism.
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Zumbro Falls Town Hall Meeting Makes It Big
Published in Blog on June 07, 2021 by Kristi Stroeh
Town halls are a great way to reach people in lesser populated areas.
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How To Get the Media Involved in Town Hall Meetings
Published in Blog on May 30, 2021 by Kristi Stroeh
Be creative in reaching people. Be sure to bring speakers that encourage people to come out and ask questions.
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Back-to-Back Town Halls in Duluth and Isanti
Published in Blog on May 25, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
Guests packed like sardines under a canopy providing shade, enduring hot weather throughout the event– and all to hear the message of freedom and hope which only a Convention of States has to offer.
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The upside to recent authoritarian overreach
Published in Blog on April 11, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
This revved-up engagement by Minnesotans fits right in with our mission statement.
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Executive overreach in Minnesota
Published in Blog on January 24, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
It's been a long time since March 18, when Minnesota Governor Tim Walz asked us to participate in a two-week measure to slow the spread.
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President Lincoln's Advice: Hold a Convention of States
Published in Blog on January 14, 2021 by Edward Douglas Thompson
In 1861 when Abraham Lincoln took office, America was being torn apart by factions of people ...
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A Call to Action for Minnesotans
Published in Blog on December 17, 2020 by Edward Douglas Thompson
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Minnesota needs engaged patriots
Published in Blog on December 15, 2020 by Edward Douglas Thompson
Who is really in charge?
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The Power of 'What if?'
Published in Blog on December 13, 2020 by Kevin Fuhrman
What if we realized that We the People are in charge of our government?
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Out of Dark and into Light: What happens after we make big changes in mask use?
Published in Blog on December 03, 2020 by Edward Douglas Thompson
The data may surprise you.
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FDR's Court-Packing Scheme: Mission Accomplished
Published in Blog on September 20, 2020 by Edward Douglas Thompson
The result?: By 1939, the Supreme Court was essentially "packed" in that a clear majority were New Deal sympathizers ...
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Operation Gridlock Minnesota shows Minnesotans want to get back to work
Published in Blog on May 04, 2020 by Edward Douglas Thompson
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How We the People can fix Supreme Court overreach
Published in Blog on January 03, 2020 by Sharon Correll
Through judicial activism, a handful of unelected judges on Supreme Court have, in effect, amended the Constitution without any ratification by the American people.
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