Ind. Senate calls for U.S. constitutional convention

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12. There Is A Good Reason That There Has Never Been A Call For

A Constitutional Convention and it should be obvious.

It is called the Constitutional amendment process. When a proposed amendment gets a 2/3 vote in both houses of Congress and 2/3 of the States ratify it it becomes part of the Constitution. It has been done 20 something times. The first 10 of those is called the Bill of Rights.

Now if you take away the taxing authority how do you pay for a bloated military. Obviously, Social Security and Medicare are dead because the payroll tax is dead. National parks would be dead but the States could take those over but what kind of fee schedule would they put in place. While most of Yellowstone is in Wyoming there are parts of it that are in Idaho and Montana so how does that work.

While getting rid of the Commerce Clause would end Obamacare it would end a whole lot else as well and I don't think much thought has been given to all of the ramifications of doing this. It would be the end of America as we know it and that is not an overstatement. And this passed the Indiana Senate? What could these brain dead nuts have been thinking.