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I overheard an interesting conversation a few weeks ago.

I reside in a small farming village a few miles from the Canadian border. It's a conservative little town with a lot of Dutch ancestry. There is a Dutch restaurant a few blocks away that offers large country breakfasts, and I go there often.

I overheard what sounded like two Republican committeewomen discussing the Convention of the States movement. Then I heard the name "Phyllis" mentioned a few times, and I realized that one committeewoman was educating the other against a Convention of the States. "Phyllis thinks it's too dangerous."

My social skills are good enough that I stayed out of it. On one hand, it's good that the idea is gaining traction. Unfortunately, Schlafly's opposition is turning a lot of people against the idea out of fear.

We have our work cut out for us.

See if you can stream in the Mark Levin December 2014 speech before ALEC sponsored by the COS Project.

That’ll put all their fears to rest! And I know you know about it because you were the first to post it on FR.

Here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdZuV8JnvvA

52 posted on 6/26/2015, 7:27:54 PM by Publius: “I reside in a small farming village a few miles from the Canadian border. It's a conservative little town with a lot of Dutch ancestry. There is a Dutch restaurant a few blocks away that offers large country breakfasts, and I go there often.”

You're outed as a Lyndenite!

(Grand Rapids and Holland on my end.)

Have a good day, Van der Publius!