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Arizona State Rep. Kelly Townsend, a veteran of the U.S. Navy, speaks in the video below about the Convention of States resolution, praising George Mason for his foresight in providing us this solution.

Texas Sen. Brian Birdwell is a Gulf War veteran and survived severe injuries sustained on 9/11 during the attack on the Pentagon. Now he courageously supports the only solution as big as the problem.

This Indiana volunteer didn't hold back in his testimony last year. Due to his efforts, along with thousands of Indiana supporters around the state, the Hoosier State became the sixth state to pass the Convention of States application. 

In the video below, State Representative Kraig Powell of Utah urges support for the Convention of States resolution, recognizing the overwhelming need as well as the safety of the process.

We believe that in times like these, the statesmen will stand. Leaders recognize, as Ronald Reagan once said, that "this is a wonderful time to be alive. We've been blessed with the opportunity to stand for something— for liberty and freedom and fairness."

Nebraskans have long supported a Convention of States, and this could be the year the legislature finally answers their constituents call.

David Schneider, Regional Director for the Convention of States Project, appeared on the Daily Ledger recently to report on some exciting developments in Michigan!

Recently, at a high-profile YAF event in Utah, Ben Shapiro boldly announced his support for Convention of States to save the Constitution. Check it out!

The following excerpt was written by Corey Friedman and originally published in The Wilson Times.

Jim DeMint couldn’t convince his Capitol Hill colleagues to balance the budget, but he says state lawmakers wield untapped power to shrink federal spending and cut Washington down to size.

When it comes to saving the country, Convention of States volunteers pull out all the stops. Senator Jim DeMint traveled to North Carolina this week to encourage state legislators to vote for the Convention of States resolution, and volunteers in the Tar Heel State made sure state representatives would never forget his visit. As the News & Observer reports: