“Nonsense. The Convention of States can’t be hijacked any more than the Congress can be hijacked while proposing an amendment to the Constitution.”
The United States Congress has already been hijacked. If the Congress can be hijacked then so could a Convention of States.
“A Convention of the States is not—NOT—a “Constitutional Convention.” There is no such thing as a “Constitutional Convention” mentioned anywhere in the Constitution.”
I said nothing about a “Constitutional Convention”.
Since a Convention of States can do only one thing—propose amendments for ratification—it poses no greater danger to the Constitution than does the Congress, which can propose amendments for ratification.
Of course, the Congress is corrupt, but the LEAST dangerous power Congress has is its power to propose Constitutional amendments. For the same reason, a Convention of States is not dangerous.