[KGeorge]

In Washington, but what about the states? (I am asking because I don’t have hard facts)

IF it is true that a majority of states have republican administrations, & IF those administrations are conservative enough to be relied upon- wouldn’t it be better to act while that is the case than waiting, hence the situation could change?

[Jacquerie]

I think it is helpful to view, in the aggregate, our politicians in DC as members of a single party, the uniparty. Once we realize, that for practical purposes the GOPE is the tag along junior partner of the uniparty, it all makes sense.

Separated from the uniparty by distinct interests are the states.

Most state legislators serve on a part time basis. Many are businessmen. They all see the accelerating coercion of the states and the people by the DC uniparty.

States will send delegates, not representatives to an amendment convention. The delegates will have commissions, legal instructions that set limits to what they can vote for. I cannot imagine a plurality of states will not look out for their interests, which means putting the genie of tyranny back in its bottle.

There is little time to save what remains of our republic.