[FourtySeven]

No I don’t and that my point. There will be disappointments and there will be victories. As in any war.

My only claim here really is that the TEA party movement isn’t dead. We must not let ourselves get discouraged by anyone.

And I’m not opposed to the idea of a states convention. It just seems a bit premature at this point.

Disclaimer: my attitude may change after November.

[nathanbedford]

You you might have kept your balance better than I, it could well be that I am grossly overreacting and the Republic will simply muddle through as it has for decades, there will be no reckoning and our liberties will simply survive intact. I concede that is certainly a possibility but I do find it extraordinary that those who are less exercised about the recent election results are also opposed to the Article V movement.

I think the two go hand-in-hand and that's why I have connected them in recent posts on this thread. If the election process is failing us we are left with Article V, if one is opposed to Article V, one is less likely to find fault with this electoral season.

This is an occasion in which I hope you are right and I am wrong.

All the best.