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(Chief Justice Burger: "A constitutional Convention today would be a free-for-all for special interest groups, television coverage, and press speculation.")
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A '''Con Con''' -- [[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|short for a new "constitutional convention"]] -- would be an unprecedented assembly of representatives nationwide in order to rewrite the [[United States Constitution|Constitution]] as permitted by its Article V.
 
A '''Con Con''' -- [[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|short for a new "constitutional convention"]] -- would be an unprecedented assembly of representatives nationwide in order to rewrite the [[United States Constitution|Constitution]] as permitted by its Article V.
  
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It is expected that the media and a relatively small number of people would dominate the process, with predictably [[liberal]] results.<ref>[http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/concon/effort2dismantle.htm The Effort to Dismantle Our Constitution]</ref>
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It is expected by many that the media and a relatively small number of people would dominate the process, with predictably [[liberal]] results.<ref>[http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/concon/effort2dismantle.htm The Effort to Dismantle Our Constitution]</ref>
  
 
As Chief Justice Warren Burger stated:<ref>http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/concon/burger.htm</ref>
 
As Chief Justice Warren Burger stated:<ref>http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/concon/burger.htm</ref>

Revision as of 12:59, March 3, 2010

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.

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