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Here are several of the best arguments against a Convention of States, to defeat the enemies of the Constitution who seek a constitutional convention to change it:
 
Here are several of the best arguments against a Convention of States, to defeat the enemies of the Constitution who seek a constitutional convention to change it:
  
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*require a fiscal note, which is billions of dollars in lost entitlements to states
 
*Justice Scalia called this a "horrible idea" at a public event less than a year before he passed away.
 
*Justice Scalia called this a "horrible idea" at a public event less than a year before he passed away.
 
*Phyllis Schlafly completely opposed a Con Con and Convention of States.
 
*Phyllis Schlafly completely opposed a Con Con and Convention of States.

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Here are several of the best arguments against a Convention of States, to defeat the enemies of the Constitution who seek a constitutional convention to change it:

  • require a fiscal note, which is billions of dollars in lost entitlements to states
  • Justice Scalia called this a "horrible idea" at a public event less than a year before he passed away.
  • Phyllis Schlafly completely opposed a Con Con and Convention of States.
  • a vote for a Convention of States would be a vote against the conservative Republican national platform, which emphatically rejected this.
  • a vote for a Convention of States would enable liberals to repeal the Electoral College.
  • a vote for a Convention of States would open the door to repealing the Second Amendment.
  • a vote for a Convention of States would facilitate a new constitutional right to taxpayer-funded abortion.
  • only Congress calls an Article V convention, and states should not be giving Congress more power.
  • even supporters of a Convention of States have admitted that a a runaway convention could result.
  • supporters of a Convention of States hide the secret agenda of their donors.