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D.C. needs an intervention! Sen. Rick Santorum quotes Justice Scalia about a convention for proposing amendments called under Article V of the US Constitution. Learn more about Convention of States at #ConventionofStates #ArticleV
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Scalia knew that the only way to save our Republic is with an Article V Convention. He witnessed what went on behind the scenes. He knew there was no other way to restore our country back to the way it was founded. He knew that Congress would never change & he was right. Change can only be done from the outside, not from the inside of congress. Iowa legislators, vote for the Cos resolution & it will restore & keep our Constitutional Republic the way the founders created it to be.

@RickSantorum Since we really cannot expect the Congress to propose Constitutional Amendments that would limit Congress itself, the only option is Art. V Convention of States (COS). That is the intervention that is unquestionably required at this point in our country's history of governance.

@RickSantorum Senator Santorum is right. There is no such thing as risk-free. In this scenario, the far greater risk is doing nothing. Financial collapse would be the biggest threat to domestic tranquility and international security.

@RickSantorum Thank you Sen. Rick Santorum, for your testimony and quoting the late Justice Antonin Scalia of COS about the reforms we desperately need is to take the minimal risk of an Article V convention. Term Limits, Imposing Fiscal Restraints,Reducing the Size & Power of the Federal Gov

@RickSantorum Should we listen to the Honorable Scalia and Senator Santorum or one of the opponents’ “experts” who posits that our Founders only included Article V in the Constitution because they were stuck in a hot room and anxious to get out there so they kicked the can down the road?

@RickSantorum Thank you @RickSantorum Please help. We need an Article V amendment proposing convention now!

@RickSantorum Scalia, "The only way to remove us from utter bondage to the Congress....," Yeah, I like the sound of that.

@RickSantorum An Article V convention of the states is our peaceful, constitutional means to rein in an out of control, tyrannical federal government that has far exceeded its bounds.

@RickSantorum .Election Fraud continues. Cash-for-Ballots (yawn) Is the Wake-Up call: "Wake me after All have Stolen All" ? Please Vote YES for the @COSproject. Ref: O'Keefe

@RickSantorum D.C. definitely needs intervention. While we push for Article V, we also need immediate accountability on the bills they’re voting on right now. lets you: Enter your address → see how your district voted vs your rep’s actual record on real bills.

@RickSantorum Honorable Iowa legislators: Let's go ahead and remind DC that WE THE PEOPLE are the real rulers & reformers with surgical amendments to the Constitution. Let's go ahead with an Art. V/Conv of States!

Scalia’s Perspective Controlled Process: A convention could be narrowly tailored to specific amendments (e.g., term limits, balanced budget, electoral reform). Supermajority Safeguards: Requiring a 2/3 vote to propose amendments and a 3/4 vote of the states to ratify would prevent radical changes. No Precedent for Runaway Conventions: The U.S. has never had a "runaway" convention—past attempts (like the 1787 Philadelphia Convention) stayed within their mandates. Gridlock Justifies It: If Congress is incapable of reforming itself (e.g., gerrymandering, campaign finance, Supreme Court term limits), then the convention route may be the only way to break the deadlock. Let's do this 🇺🇸🇺🇸

@RickSantorum Let's go Iowa!

@RickSantorum Nothing is without risk, but this has very little risk because of multiple safeguards.

@RickSantorum An Article V Convention is NOT a Constitutional Convention. We know how an Article V Convention will work. An Article V Convention is limited to its call. Congress has NO control over an Article V Convention. Delegates are limited by State Legislators.

@RickSantorum Honorable State Legislators, our founders gave YOU the power to rein in tyranny from Washington, DC. Please use that power and vote YES on the Article V Resolution in your State Legislature.

@RickSantorum @POTUS doesnt need an intervention, the legislative and judicial branches do

@RickSantorum I sure miss Justice Scalia! Now we are stuck with losers like Amy Coney-Barrett! The only justices that understand the Constitution are Thomas and Alito!

COS Veterans agree with Justice Scalia and Sen. Santorum: our Founders gave us Article V for moments when DC refuses to reform itself.🇺🇸 A Convention of States is a peaceful, constitutional way to restore self‑governance—IOWA vets, contact your legislators and back COS for 2027.✍️🗽

@RickSantorum Rick Santorum and Justice Scalia are reliable sources and we should trust their advice.

@RickSantorum Our government does not listen to its citizens. The Government Administrators do not give a damn about WeThePeople. The Next To Lady Final Peaceful Resort is to exercise our Constitutional Rights for a Convention Of States. Stand up and take back our Republic before it's too late

@RickSantorum Washington needs to be placed back into its sandbox. Since no other method has worked thus far, it is time to use Article V.

Absolutely inspiring hearing Sen. Santorum channel Justice Scalia’s wisdom! The Founders gave us Article V as the ultimate self-correction tool when DC drifts too far. To anyone still on the fence: this isn’t about taking a leap — it’s about finally using the peaceful, constitutional mechanism the Framers built exactly for moments like this. Iowa can lead the nation in 2027 by passing the resolution and proving the states still hold the real power. Legislators, the time is now.

@JabbokJosh @RickSantorum State legislatures can initiate Constitutional Amendments. I had an excellent edu in history, civics, & gov’t in 10 yrs & critical analysis of historical documents & people while in college. Trump’s 1st term was a crash course in civics-a learning experience! What did you learn


