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Thank you for your overwhelming support as we work to call a Convention of States to preserve freedom in our great nation! We wanted to give you a quick update on North Dakota, and explain how you can help in the future.

****BREAKING NEWS: Mission accomplished! Thank you for your quick response. In the past 12 hours, North Dakota Senators' inboxes have been flooded with hundreds of emails in support of HCR 3014. They will request a reconsideration vote this afternoon. Please stop all emails to ND senators unless you are a resident of the state. The Senate floor will convene at 1pm CT on March 25. Click here to watch the proceedings live. ****

South Carolinians: Call your legislators to support, H3177, S198, and S29 TODAY!

The Missouri Convention of States Article V application calling for a constitutional amending convention is going to House and Senate committees on March 4th at 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. The resolution needs your support to get it heard on the floor of each chamber. These hearings will decide the future of Missouri’s application and help preserve the future of this great nation.

The Iowa Convention of States Article V application calling for a constitutional amending convention is going to the House Judiciary Committee on March 4th at 2 p.m. The bill, HJR 8, needs your support to get it heard on the floor. This vote will decide the future of Iowa’s application and help preserve the future of this great nation.

The following is an excerpt from an article written by Sean C.W. Korsgaard and published on Fredericksburg.com.

In statehouses across the country, a movement has been building for legislatures to call for a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution and limit the federal government’s power.

The following was written by Iowa state representative Chris Hagenow and published in the Des Moines Register.

As I sit down to write this week’s article, the U.S. national debt sits at approximately $18.15 trillion. The debt per citizen is over $56,000 and debt per individual taxpayer is over $154,000.

Not only is this unsustainable, it is simply immoral. Washington, D.C., continues to borrow from the next generation of Americans to pay for their overspending today.

Big things are happening all around the country. Here are the numbers you need to know.

The following is an excerpt from an article written by Eva Moore and published on Free-Times.com.

Bill Taylor says his current project is the most important thing he’s ever worked on during his four years as a representative in the South Carolina House.

Former U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn came to the state Capitol on a mission Monday.

Coburn, who left the Senate two years early and is fighting prostate cancer, wants legislators to approve a resolution to have Oklahoma participate with other states in a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution. An overly powerful federal government must be reined in, he said.