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:"The fight to restrain the federal government and restore state sovereignty under the Constitution has taken a step forward today with the introduction of this legislation calling for a Convention of States,” said [Texas Public Policy Foundation Executive Vice President Kevin] Roberts. "Texas Public Policy Foundation is fully committed to supporting this effort in Texas and beyond.” | :"The fight to restrain the federal government and restore state sovereignty under the Constitution has taken a step forward today with the introduction of this legislation calling for a Convention of States,” said [Texas Public Policy Foundation Executive Vice President Kevin] Roberts. "Texas Public Policy Foundation is fully committed to supporting this effort in Texas and beyond.” | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 6 January 2017
The Texas Public Policy Foundation is a big supporter of the push for a Con Con.
As it explains on its website:[1]
- "The fight to restrain the federal government and restore state sovereignty under the Constitution has taken a step forward today with the introduction of this legislation calling for a Convention of States,” said [Texas Public Policy Foundation Executive Vice President Kevin] Roberts. "Texas Public Policy Foundation is fully committed to supporting this effort in Texas and beyond.”
