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== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 22:52, February 19, 2011

A Con Con -- short for a new "constitutional convention" -- would be an unprecedented assembly of representatives nationwide in order to rewrite the Constitution as permitted by its Article V.

It is expected by many that the media and a relatively small number of people would dominate the process, with predictably liberal results.[1]

As Chief Justice Warren Burger stated:[2]

A constitutional Convention today would be a free-for-all for special interest groups, television coverage, and press speculation.
Con Con Supporter Position Comments
Andre Bauer South Carolina Lieutenant Governor His Con Con support got him on Fox News Channel on March 30, 2010
Newt Gingrich Candidate for the president in 2012 On the Fox News Channel nearly every day


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