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Texas Governor calls for Constitutional Convention

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I say what the last sentence in the article says.

 

“I would find it fairly unlikely that this would get traction on the national level,” Henson said. “On the other hand, it’s not the first we’ve heard of this.”

The proposed amendment allowing states to ignore Supreme Court rulings is a hoot.

 

Kinda takes me back to the good ol' desegregation days.

I would support a convention with a defined itemized list of potential amendments.

One potential amendment for me would be term limits for Congress and Supreme Court Justices.

No.

 

It it will gut the Bill of Rights.

 

Do not the idea at all.

I would support a convention with a defined itemized list of potential amendments.

One potential amendment for me would be term limits for Congress and Supreme Court Justices.

 

 

LOVE THIS!!!

LOVE THIS!!!

 

If each state makes out it own list of potential amendments and the final list has to be agreed upon. Then each amendment has to be approved of at the convention and then still has to be ratified by 38 states, I doubt the Bill Of Rights would be gutted. In fact, I believe they would be enhanced.

 

Meant to quote the post before yours.

The proposed amendment allowing states to ignore Supreme Court rulings is a hoot.

 

Kinda takes me back to the good ol' desegregation days.

Texas is its own state of mind these days.

 

Another doozy would "Give state officials the power to sue in federal court when federal officials overstep their bounds."

 

Talk about an open-ended clause to potentially nullify anything and everything. I would guess these "oversteps" include voting rights guarantees, environmental regulations, birth control pills, same-sex marriage and wearing an Eagles jersey to a Dallas Cowboys game.

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