[RobbyS]

Well, it is an alternative and even more radical action now in the Constitution. The same number could compel the calling of a convention of the states to consider an amendment.

[Sigurdrifta]

This is one of those things for which merely the “threat” and the fear of it actually happening may be important.

[Sigurdrifta]

This is one of those things for which merely the “threat” and the fear of it actually happening may be important.

[Jim Noble]

Well, it is an alternative and even more radical action now in the Constitution. The same number could compel the calling of a convention of the states to consider an amendment

Since the rise of the administrative-judicial state, amendments have become unworkable - they can regulate and issue decisions much faster than we can ratify amendments.

I like the Repeal Amendment (perhaps it should be 3/4 instead of 2/3), and I think we need another amendment to allow states to limit the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.