Radical views

[Marvin]

Can we have a naturopathic medical school at UL?

[andyt611]

As much as I love this along with almost every other American. Also agree banning them from trading in the stock market…..how exactly to we expect this to happen? This would have to be voted on by congress and they will never approve it because they are basically voting themself out of a job.

[SlickRick]

Probably the only way would be thru The Convention of States. There are currently 20 states that have signed up, but need a minimum of 34…which will likely never happen, at least it won’t happen until we clean up voter rolls, stop using electronic voting machines, have a national holiday for a national election.

A Convention of States is a process outlined in Article V of the U.S. Constitution that allows state legislatures to call a convention to propose amendments to the Constitution. This can happen when two-thirds of the states (34 out of 50) apply for such a convention. Any proposed amendments must still be ratified by three-fourths of the states (38 out of 50) to become law.

Purpose and Scope : The current movement, often led by groups like Convention of States Action , seeks a convention limited to specific issues —typically fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting federal power and jurisdiction, and imposing term limits on federal officials and members of Congress.

Key Clarifications :

• It is not a Constitutional Convention and cannot rewrite the entire Constitution.
• Each state typically gets one vote , regardless of population.
• Delegates are expected to follow instructions from their state legislatures.
• The process has never been used , though many states have applied for it.

Supporters view it as a way to rein in federal overreach , while critics express concerns about potential unintended consequences. As of recent data, 15–19 states have passed applications, falling short of the 34 needed to trigger a convention.

I think it’s 20 states of this date have signed up.

[MAT]

Don’t hate the theory but it will never happen. Especially considering how much Levin has championed this for 2 decades and how much the public despise him and other Zionists at the moment.

[Cajun4life]

@SlickRick

Probably the only way would be thru The Convention of States. There are currently 20 states that have signed up, but need a minimum of 34…which will likely never happen, at least it won’t happen until we clean up voter rolls, stop using electronic voting machines, have a national holiday for a national election.

A Convention of States is a process outlined in Article V of the U.S. Constitution that allows state legislatures to call a convention to propose amendments to the Constitution. This can happen when two-thirds of the states (34 out of 50) apply for such a convention. Any proposed amendments must still be ratified by three-fourths of the states (38 out of 50) to become law.

Purpose and Scope : The current movement, often led by groups like Convention of States Action , seeks a convention limited to specific issues —typically fiscal restraints on the federal government, limiting federal power and jurisdiction, and imposing term limits on federal officials and members of Congress.

Key Clarifications :

• It is not a Constitutional Convention and cannot rewrite the entire Constitution.
• Each state typically gets one vote , regardless of population.
• Delegates are expected to follow instructions from their state legislatures.
• The process has never been used , though many states have applied for it.

Supporters view it as a way to rein in federal overreach , while critics express concerns about potential unintended consequences. As of recent data, 15–19 states have passed applications, falling short of the 34 needed to trigger a convention.

I think it’s 20 states of this date have signed up.

I would love for this to happen as long as AIPAC reps and dual citizens in political office are barred from voting.