North Carolina Municipal Elections Provide Opportunity for Grassroots Activism
Published in Blog on September 21, 2021 by Jeff Groh
Getting involved in local municipal elections is vitally important to save our republic.
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COSNC Operation NOLA, Afghan Veteran Meets Afghan Helping Veterans
Published in Blog on September 14, 2021 by Donovan Salerno
This is my America. We stand together, united as a people, and we can overcome anything.
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The Conventional Wisdom of the Common Man
Published in Hottest Blog on September 03, 2021 by Kristie Sluder
The people know, an Article V Convention can achieve stability for this generation and many more to come. Remember, the collective will of the people carries a wisdom that you alone do not possess.
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Sam Adams - Provocatuer of the Revolution
Published in Blog on August 31, 2021 by Karen Bentley
Sam Adam demonstrated his tenacity through his multiple articles, his organizing of the Sons of Liberty, the Boston Massacre parades, and the Committees of Correspondence.
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"A welcoming committee, not a protest": A few strategies for effective lobbying
Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Mona Kita
Instead of approaching the event as a protest, volunteers set about being a welcoming committee for the law makers and visitors to the capital.
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Paul Revere: An Enduring American Legacy
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Marcia Ballard
Revere undoubtedly looked into his children’s eyes and knew they’d been given the gift of life in a new country with fresh hope.
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The Wednesday Night Roundtable
Published in Blog on August 16, 2021 by Donovan Salerno
We need to build our political immune system to fight off the virus that's threatening our nation.
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Duty is Ours
Published in Blog on August 13, 2021 by Mona Kita
This week, I was blessed to hear Mark Meckler speak at two town halls in North Carolina. What he had to say shook me out of my fear to speak out, my willingness to just go along for the sake of keeping an uneasy peace.
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Sybil Ludington: Our female Paul Revere
Published in Blog on July 26, 2021 by Karen Bentley
Sybil Ludington demonstrated bravery and fortitude that evening for a cause which would come to define our country as we know it.
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Courage Then; Courage Now
Published in Blog on July 26, 2021 by Karen Bentley
May we bear in mind the lesson of courage and bravery from this great American patriot.
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Lobbying and Educating Senators
Published in Blog on July 23, 2021 by Mona Kita
One lawmaker met with her constituent, who had set up a half hour meeting, for a total of one minute. She was too busy to talk with him. Apparently, she had no interest in representing his concerns.
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Community
Published in Blog on July 21, 2021 by Mona Kita
Sen. Edwards said, "State representatives are judged by how much [money] they can bring back to their districts. These folks are not going to fix themselves." He asserted he was confident that, if we can get the resolution to the Senate floor this session, it has an excellent chance of passing."
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The most important choice: Are you a victim or an overcomer?
Published in Blog on July 06, 2021 by Mona Kita
We will never surrender!
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An Article V convention can help achieve fiscal consensus
Published in Blog on June 25, 2021 by Jeff Groh
The federal government is fiscally irresponsible. Both parties are to blame, but there is no national consensus on the solution, let alone if we have a problem in the first place. An Article V convention might be the only way to find consensus and pull us back from the precipice.
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The Charlotte Huddle
Published in Blog on June 16, 2021 by Mona Kita
On Saturday, June 12th, a group of patriots from the Charlotte region met for lunch at Dunwelz in Mint Hill. This lunch was akin to a huddle before the final minute of the game.
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