Tag: Constitutional Convention
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Article V Convention? I Don’t Think So!!!!
WOULD THE CONSTITUTION BE ABOLISHED ALTOGETHER? by Bob Russell, ©2016, blogging at Conservative Daily News (Jan. 26, 2016) — There are many people, some who erroneously call themselves conservatives, panting at the idea of and calling for a Constitutional Convention as a resolution to the dilemma of politicians ignoring and violating the current document. What…
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Happy Birthday, Stonewall
“I LOVE VIRGINIA MORE” by Michael Gaddy, ©2016, blogging at The Rebel Madman (Jan. 21, 2016) — I take a lot of pride in being an unapologetic and unreconstructed Confederate Rebel; perhaps you have noticed. If you have, it should come as no surprise to you at all that two of my historical heroes are…
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What Constitution?
“A VICTIM OF DEADBEAT CITIZENS” by RoseAnn Salanitri, TPATH Senior Contributor, ©2016 (Jan. 6, 2016) — If you have spent any time in the patriot movement, chances are you have heard someone say “that’s not constitutional” in reaction to some new government usurpation of power or peculiar action. But there are others who you would…
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A Constitutional Convention is a Serious Risk
“A MAJOR AND CRITICAL CHANCE” by Oscar Y. Harward, ©2016 (Jan. 1, 2016) — Sen. Marco Rubio proposes changing the Constitution. Sen. Rubio, this is dangerous. http://www.fixthisnation.com/conservative-breaking-news/rubio-supports-changing-the-constitution/ America, are you listening? Take a look and consider what could happen at a Constitutional Convention. All across America, there is talk to convene a Constitutional Convention. When…
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It Started in 1787 (Part One)
“CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED” by Michael Gaddy, ©2015, blogging at The Rebel Madman (Dec. 29, 2015) — (Author’s note: I continue to be flabbergasted at how many people in this country call for demonization of all things Southern and the removal of all images and symbols of the South based on lies and distorted history.…
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Lessons From the Beginning (X)
A SUBVERSION OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS by Michael Gaddy, ©2015 (Oct. 21, 2015) — (Author’s note: Robert Yates, delegate to the Philadelphia Convention of 1787 from New York, would, along with fellow NY delegate John Lansing, leave the convention in Philadelphia on July 5, 1787, citing their reasons for leaving in a letter to NY Governor…
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Do U.S. Elections Reflect the Will of U.S. Citizens?
CENSUS, REDISTRICTING BASED ON NUMBER OF “RESIDENTS,” NOT “CITIZENS” by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 18, 2015) — A report prepared by the U.S. Census Bureau explains that the apportionment of congressmen in the U.S. House of Representatives, the number of which is set at 435, occurs following each census by the provision found in Article 1,…
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Constitutional Scholar and Instructor: “natural born Citizen” Means Born of Citizen Parents
“HE MUST BE LOYAL TO THE UNITED STATES ALONE” by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 7, 2015) — In her August 24 radio broadcast, constitutional scholar, author and instructor KrisAnne Hall opened by stating that the current media focus on the 2016 presidential race is government-driven and “irrelevant.” Hall’s radio show discusses current events including government overreach,…
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Of Occam’s Razor and Natural Born Citizens, Part 1
“THE MOST STRINGENT AND IMPENETRABLE BARRIERS” by Joseph DeMaio, ©2015 (May 12, 2015) — In science and mathematics as well as in other disciplines, including political discourse, there is a principle known as Occam’s razor. Reduced to its essence, it articulates the proposition that the simplest answer or explanation for a result is the one…
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Exclusive: The Post & Email’s Interview with Plaintiff in New Congressional Lawsuit
WILL WE SOON SEE AN ARTICLE V CONVENTION OF STATES? by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 10, 2015) — On Thursday, former attorney and constitutional scholar Montgomery Blair Sibley announced that he filed a lawsuit against Speaker of the House John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for having failed to respond to his request to…
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Montgomery Blair Sibley vs. Congress
“A LOGICAL SYLLOGISM” by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2015, blogging at Amo Probos (Apr. 9, 2015) — As repeatedly documented in this Blog, I have filed suit against the Judicial Branch and Executive Branch many times. Predictably, none of those suits were determined upon the merits but instead my claims were avoided from being determined on…
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Congressman Provides Non-Response to Constituent’s Obama National Security Concerns
IMPEACHMENT VS. INELIGIBILITY by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 15, 2015) — Beginning two years ago, Robert Laity wrote to his new congressman, Rep. Brian Higgins (D-NY26), regarding the questionable constitutional eligibility of Barack Hussein Obama. Laity’s congressional representative had been Louise Slaughter until redistricting in 2012 reduced New York’s 29 districts to 27 because of lower…
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A Vote Away From A Convention to Propose Amendments
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA COULD BE THE DECIDING VOTE by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2015, blogging at Amo Probos (Jan. 30, 2015) — Among the seventeen States which have not yet called for a Convention to Propose Amendments, is Virginia. Notably, the Richmond Times-Dispatch recently reported that: “The [Virginia] House Committee on Rules on Tuesday passed House…
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According to Ohio Voters in 1992, John Boehner is Currently Ineligible to Serve
BUT U.S. SUPREME COURT CASE NULLIFIES by Sharon Rondeau, h/t LA and CS (Jan. 26, 2015) — The constitution of the state of Ohio, while not easy to locate on the internet from a government source, is posted in full on the website of the Ohio Secretary of State. Article V, Section 8 of the…
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Dred Scot, NBCSL & Me
SHOULD RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON, DC HAVE VOTING RIGHTS? by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2014, blogging at Amo Probos (Dec. 4, 2014) — The mess in Ferguson, Missouri put off my meeting with a representative of the NBCSL last week as their focus was obviously on the unfortunate events in that city. However, I was able to…
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Packed and Ready to Go…
FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2014, blogging at Amo Probos (Oct. 28, 2014) — While the legal nuances of a Convention to Propose Amendments are many, two major questions troubled me. First, how to address the lunatic fringe from hijacking the convention? Upon meditation, I concluded that this was a risk that…
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That Extreme Difficulty Which Might Perpetuate its Discovered Faults
SHOULD THE STATES DEMAND A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION? by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2014, blogging at Amo Probos (Oct. 23, 2014) — Some observations on the nuances of Article V are in order. First, the plain language of Article V is clear and decisive: Congress shall call a “Convention for proposing Amendments,” not a convention for proposing…
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If the Government Should Become Oppressive, as he Verily Believed Would be the Case
AN “EXCESSIVE CONCENTRATION OF POWER” by Montgomery Blair Sibley, ©2014, blogging at Amo Probos (Oct. 19, 2014) — Drawing in large measure on a well-written legal brief on Article V, I have learned the following: On September 12, 1787, the Committee of Style delivered its report of the Constitution as revised and arranged. Article V…
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PANDA’s Dan Johnson in Michigan Tomorrow
RESISTANCE TO NDAA GROWING by Dan Johnson, Founder, PANDAunite.org (Mar. 29, 2014) — NDAA Resistance: Please join us Sunday, March 30th for a very special Liberty Action Briefing featuring People Against the NDAA (PANDA) founder and president Daniel Johnson! We will also be updating you on pressing local, state and federal issues you can ACT…