• Op-Ed: The Right Tool

    In my life, I have had the opportunity to work on engines. On the front of an engine is a harmonic balancer. Without getting too technical, in order to work on the crankshaft, this balancer generally needs to be removed. On one particular engine that I rebuilt, a specific tool is needed in order to…

  • Op-Ed: When Washington Won’t act, “We the People” Must!

    Recently it was reported that our national debt increased by one trillion in just last five months. In the very near future our total national debt will hit a whopping 40 TRILLION dollars. It’s more than obvious that those in Washington can’t and/or won’t deal with this national emergency. Fortunately, our Founding Fathers placed Article…

  • The Fallacies and Risks of an Article V Convention

    Julianne Young, former Idaho State Representative for Legislative District 30 Seat B, and current candidate for the same position, will be discussing what an Article V Convention is and the risks associated with one. Unfortunately, our Constitution is under attack by entities calling for an Article V Convention, and Idaho just became part of the…

  • Op-Ed: A Convention of States is Not the Answer

    We all agree there are serious problems in our country: skyrocketing national debt, the breakdown of law and order in our biggest cities, and an economy built on hope and bubbles—it’s enough to drive anyone to despair. But I’m not despairing, and I hope you’re not either. We believe these problems can be solved when…

  • Opposing an Article V Convention is Not a Partisan Issue

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  • Could Our Constitution Hang by a Thread?

    Idaho House Republicans recently passed–by a razor thin margin–a resolution applying for Congress to organize a convention to propose amendments to the United States Constitution. Now the proposal heads to the Senate. The stated justification: America and the dollar are racing toward a disastrous fiscal cliff; only a convention called by Congress to amend the…