My Demand That Congress Call an Article V Convention to Propose Amendments

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Sharon Rondeau
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TO RESTORE BALANCE OF POWER

by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2015, blogging at AmoProbos

(Mar. 6, 2015) — I have launched the first barrage in the final battle of my crusade to recover the federal government from its overreaching of the Constitutional limitations put upon it.  As I have written extensively elsewhere, the Executive Branch is unaccountable to the People, the Legislative Branch belongs to the monied interests and the Judiciary has decided that it can act as a super legislature, tenured for life and enjoying absolute immunity for its misdeeds.

Thus, I believe what is left is the saving grace of the Article V absolute right for the States to call a Convention to Propose Amendments to re-align the balance of power between the federal government, the states and the People.  As I detail in my letter to the Honorable Mitch McConnell and the Honorable John A. Boehner, that right has now been exercised by thirty-five (35) states, hence it is time for Congress to act and call such a convention.  If they don’t, then the Supreme Court will have the matter and if that body declares that this right too has been lost, then, I believe — and hope — that all Hell will break loose.

Comments

2 responses to “My Demand That Congress Call an Article V Convention to Propose Amendments”

  1. Norma Whiting

    An Art V convention is one of the most dangerous ideas to be tossed at us.

  2. Stephen Hiller

    Calling McConnell and Boehner “Honorable” (while possibly correct protocol) is akin to calling Obama “President”.