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Nothing, as long as 'we the people' are limited by Article VI to honor our Constitution, as are ~all~ gov't officials.

I think the answer to your question is there. Are delegates to a Constitutional Convention Constitutionally recognized officers under Article VI Section 3? Are electoral college delegates? If so, are they sworn in under Article VI Section 3?

-PJ

67 posted on 04/27/2007 3:03:47 PM PDT by Political Junkie Too (It's still not safe to vote Democrat.)

To: Congressman Billybob

Ping to #67.

Aren't members of the Electoral College sworn in under Article VI, Section 3? I vaguely remember something like that. Would that also apply to delegates to an Article V Convention?

68 posted on 04/27/2007 3:45:32 PM PDT by Publius (A = A)

To: Political Junkie Too

--- the Constitution is established by "We the People," so what's wrong with the People having a direct path to amending the Constitution?

Nothing, as long as 'we the people' are limited by Article VI to honor our Constitution, as are ~all~ gov't officials.
-- Apparently. you contend we are not. Read our Oath of Citizenship. -- All of us are obligated to protect and defend our Law of the Land.

I think the answer to your question is there. Are delegates to a Constitutional Convention Constitutionally recognized officers under Article VI Section 3?

Of course, - they would be sworn officials of their respective States; -- are you contending otherwise?

Are electoral college delegates? If so, are they sworn in under Article VI Section 3?

Yep, as state officials, electors would be sworn as per Art VI.

in any case, all of us are obligated to protect and defend our Law of the Land. -- You agree?

69 posted on 04/27/2007 4:01:32 PM PDT by tpaine (" My most important function on the Supreme Court is to tell the majority to take a walk." -Scalia)

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