Training Session at Clemmons Library
Published in Blog on April 13, 2025 by Melissa Martin
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New Month Brought New Determination to NC Winter Soldiers
Published in Blog on April 04, 2025 by Katherine Del Conte
Across The Old North State in March, passionate NC Winter Soldiers and volunteers gathered and took action to advance an Article V Convention of States through a variety of events.
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North Carolina Women: Rebels with a Cause
Published in Blog on April 03, 2025 by Melissa Martin
These women didn’t simply witness history—they shaped it with grit and grace.
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Reflections on March 26 Surge Day
Published in Blog on March 27, 2025 by Melissa Martin
''This movement is about getting the public engaged in self-governance.'' Rick Santorum
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NC H.B. 951: Duke Energy’s Rate Hike Engine or an EPA Overreach Echo?
Published in Blog on March 26, 2025 by Melissa Martin
James Madison, the "Father of the Constitution", called the state-led amendment process in Article V the "final resort" under the Constitution against federal usurpations and abuses of power, including the those from policy overreach.
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When Failure Isn't
Published in Blog Grassroots Library on March 18, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
As Dan Bongino did, we can all learn from every experience, including those that don't go as expected.
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Meet House Rep. Maria Cervania, NC HD 41
Published in Blog on March 15, 2025 by Peter Spung
NC House Rep. Maria Cervania represents Wake County in House District 41. She listens & cares, strives for bipartisan approaches, has reverence for the framer's wisdom, and wants to act! Read more in this article.
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Are NC Vehicle Inspections with Emissions Testing a Case of Federal Overreach?
Published in Blog on March 11, 2025 by Melissa Martin
Are state-run vehicle emissions testing programs truly local decisions, or a form of federal overreach?
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Pike's Peak in Career
Published in Blog on March 04, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
Representative Joe Pike is acutely aware of the burdensome reports, fees, and taxes that many who would like to open a business find as barriers that they cannot overcome in finances and staffing.
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An Open Letter to My Elected Officials
Published in Blog Grassroots Library on February 21, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
Elected Officials: please do not try to solve every problem, stay in your lane, read, research & inform, and faithfully execute your duties as a servant leader.
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Washington Had It Right
Published in Blog Grassroots Library on February 19, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
Washington had wisdom and foresight in establishing our government, which we can learn from & act on today, to honor his birthday & legacy.
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Leverage the 2025 Momentum: COS Supporters, Let's Go!
Published in Blog on February 18, 2025 by Melissa Martin
Contact your State Legislators, and as them to support the COS resolution.
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How a Llama Spreads the COS Message
Published in Blog on February 18, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
Legislators may not notice banners held by supporters, but they will be drawn like a magnet to Reepicheep, receive a kiss, and become informed about COS.
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Rebuttals for Conservatives
Published in Blog Grassroots Library on February 18, 2025 by Suzanne Mcpherson
Empathy has been hijacked for the purpose of conforming well-intentioned people to particular agendas.
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Liberty Amendments Book - Blog Series #9 - Chapter 8 - Protect Private Property
Published in Blog Volunteer Resources Solution on January 28, 2025 by Peter Spung
The Liberty Amendments book, by Mark Levin, has been foundational to the Convention of States (COS) movement. Through a series of articles, I hope to convey Mark Levin's major messages and inspire you to read this book. I also hope to inspire you and others to engage in the COS project. We need you to join its underlying and growing gr...
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