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To: Repeal The 17th
"Whatever the convention came up with would have to be approved by 3/4ths of the 50 states, so what is your concern?"

If all a Con-Con produces is liberal, socialist legislation that's doomed to be rejected by more than 1/4 of the states, why even waste the time and money?

There is no Constitutional "solution" to the mess we've gotten ourselves into (other than the 2nd Amendment), because TPTB don't respect the Constitution. The only way we're going to wrestle our Republic out of the jaws of those who want to see it dead and gone, is for the states to form a coalition to tell Congress, the Obammunist, and the courts how it's going to be. The states need to tell DC which laws, which governing bodies, and which court decisions they'll (we'll) abide by, and reassert that "federal" means power shared between the states and the national government.

The states created Congress, and it's about damn time they step and remind those Potomac swamp rats of it. The states created the Constitution, which strictly limits and defines the powers of the national government, and reserves all other powers for the states and the people. They/we need to tell those elected thugs how it's going to be, not go begging to them, hat in hand.

Unfortunately, I don't there are enough guts in the various state capitals to even comprehend what needs to be done.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

61 posted on 08/22/2013 2:02:21 PM PDT by wku man (It's almost deer season, got your DEERGOGGLES on yet? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jexrnFq2fXY)
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To: wku man

There is no Constitutional “solution” to the mess we’ve gotten ourselves into (other than the 2nd Amendment), because TPTB don’t respect the Constitution. The only way we’re going to wrestle our Republic out of the jaws of those who want to see it dead and gone, is for the states to form a coalition to tell Congress, the Obammunist, and the courts how it’s going to be. The states need to tell DC which laws, which governing bodies, and which court decisions they’ll (we’ll) abide by, and reassert that “federal” means power shared between the states and the national government.

If the federal government Leviathan can pick and choose which laws to enforce then why can’t the states do the same with federal laws?


87 posted on 08/22/2013 2:58:28 PM PDT by GraceG
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