I’m not sure why you posted this without stating a conclusion. Since there are only 27 amendments to the Constitution, this one must not have passed. If that’s true, I don’t know why you didn’t mention that.
Or, am I missing something?
You are right about a general lack of recall of US Senators in the Constitution. The Utah state legislator here is likely resting on the 9th and 10th Amendments.
Mark Levin is one of the leaders of an Article V effort to lead a successful path of state legislatures working to amend the US Constitution. There are several facilitating organizations to help accomplish this. Mark’s organization is known as ‘Convention of States’ or COS. Another is Assembly of States. They provide administrative and secretarial support to help states coordinate among themselves to settle on conforming language and certifying proposals.
All facilitators are populated with state legislators who are sick of DC telling them to sit at the back of the bus.
There are some amendments that now have 15 states solidly signed on, and more than 30 that have at least one chamber signed on, and the number is growing but it takes some years to get to a threshold where the number 34 is in reach to propose to the National Archives for sending out to be ratified, bypassing Congress.
The crucial thing to understand is that conservatives have overwhelming dominance when it comes to controlling states and state legislatures. So there’s no threat of the Left taking over or else they would have already done it.
The above proposed amendment is the latest iteration of one that I wrote with a lot of Freeper input and it’s been grabbed with permission by those participating closely with state legislators to work on an Article V route back to balancing state-federal power structure. Recall is one feature of this draft.
If you know Mark Levin or any of the prominent persons in the COS or any state legislators, feel free to forward the above to them for discussion,