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A Constitutional Convention to restore the balance of power in the United States. The 28th Amendment: the Right to Vote. The 29th Amendment: abolish the Electoral College. The 30th Amendment: abolish the political chokehold of the Supreme Court.
You say Republicans won’t join unless it serves their agenda. That’s exactly why we’re writing the rules before the Convention opens — so they can’t.
If you think the answer is doing nothing because “they might get mad,” you’ve already surrendered. I haven’t.
You’re confusing the Convention call process with the ratification process.
34 states can trigger the Convention — but 38 are required to ratify anything. That’s where the People hold the power. That’s where the transparency, structure, and pre-defined Amendments protect us.
It's a scam. Ignore it.
And if that threatens the groups that have corrupted the system for decades?
Then it’s doing exactly what it’s supposed to do.
If some red states choose not to participate because they can’t control it — that’s not a flaw. That’s proof the structure is working.
The 28th, 29th, and 30th Amendments make it clear: This is a People-powered Convention — not a corporate playground.
The rules of this Convention are being drafted publicly, transparently, and with constitutional precision — before the Convention formally opens. That’s how you prevent hijacking.
A Constitutional Convention to restore the balance of power in the United States. The 28th Amendment: the Right to Vote. The 29th Amendment: abolish the Electoral College. The 30th Amendment: abolish the political chokehold of the Supreme Court. An illusion of waiting for the next election is a lie.
A Constitutional Convention to restore the balance of power in the United States. The 28th Amendment: the Right to Vote. The 29th Amendment: abolish the Electoral College. The 30th Amendment: abolish the political chokehold of the Supreme Court. An illusion of waiting for the next election is a lie.
🚨Unearthed footage shows Trump bragging about hiring a teenage girl because she was “so pretty.” When a woman asks to be a flight attendant on his jet, he says, “You can work on my plane anytime,” then calls it a “death wish”—comparing himself to an alcoholic around Scotch.
The danger is refusing to act — and letting them control the only one that will happen.
If you have a better solution to stop them — I’m listening. But fear alone isn’t strategy. Structure is.
It’s public. Transparent. Structured. Guardrailed. The very fact that they want a Convention is why we must create one before they do — but with our framework, not theirs.
You’re not wrong to be concerned. But the real danger isn’t the Convention.
