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Category: Article V
Voters shouldn’t be shy about amending the Constitution to bypass Congress
Jon Caldara Interviews Rob Natelson on Article V and Anti-Reform Suppression Efforts
The 1889 St. Louis Convention of States
State Lawmakers! Don’t Put Extraneous Matter in Your Article V Application
Constitutional Convention: John Jay Letter Shows Its Power Came from State Legislatures, not Congress
Did Congress Approve the Constitution? A Member’s Letter Says “Yes”
This Resolution Suggests Congress Did Agree to a Broad Constitutional Convention
Changed Conditions May Justify Term Limits
What should you remember when drafting a constitutional amendment?
What Connecticut’s Authorizing Documents Tell Us About the Constitutional Convention—and About Modern Misinterpretations
Could Congress Control an Amendments Convention? Not According to the Founders!
Simulation Shows What An Amendments Convention Would Be Like
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