In your comings and goings for the past six years, you have in one way or another attempted to approach your family, friends, acquaintances, sitting politicians and unknown parties with information about Article V of The Constitution. Your (unrealistic) goal was to raise, through them, an army of advocates. With rare exception here and there, your entreaties to them were greeted primarily by a mixture of polite nods, polite skepticism and polite indifference. Some eyes rolled; some heads shook with dismay — some in outright opposition. Regardless, you couldn’t cut through the ubiquitous apathy, even as America’s foundations shuddered in desperation. Among the most outspoken critics of Article V and the Convention of States resolution have been State GOP legislators. They fancy themselves patriots but their professed defense of The Constitution is more like combat paralysis. Day by day, they see corruption invade every agency of the Federal Government like a metastatic cancer. In broad daylight, they witness traitors walk the halls, arrogant in their infallibility. Criminals commit election fraud, political thugs intimidate and threaten poll workers, the Media colludes with Evil — and still State legislators cower, unwilling to shoulder responsibility, unwilling to be worthy of the sacrifices made by the Founders and legions of heroes since. For those of you who welcome facts, here is one you can FactCheck in two minutes. The States of the Union have absolute power under The Constitution to tell Congress, the Supreme Court and the Executive Branch to go pound sand. Never forget — Federal authority was the reluctant creation of the States. Like Dr. Frankenstein, the States agonized over creating such a Monster. Unquestionably, their worry — indeed, their fear — was as strong as 18th Century morality. Regardless of the 2020 election outcome, Article V is this nation’s only peaceful remedy. The U.S. Government is hopelessly ruptured, in desperate need of repair. Biden voters are too stupid to understand that his policies will reincarnate the political pathology of Jimmy Carter. Trump voters are too naive to understand that four more years will not root out the rot, will not reduce the size and scope of the Fed and will not restore and protect The Constitution. Therefore, you recommend that Trump should invoke Article V at his earliest convenience, advising States to join the 15 states that have already approved the Convention of States resolution. He is the only person who can mobilize the Nation to rally behind this historic proceeding. Failing this remedy, the only remaining strategy is Secession, necessarily on a massive scale — in which at least half the States simply say “NO” to the Big Steal. This isn’t the first time somebody blurted the “S” word:

www.steammarketing.com/fodder/the-s-word-is-alive/

In 2004, Democrat leader John Kerry proudly displayed his middle finger to the American Heartland. His spurious outburst is a reminder of how long the American divide has been underway. http://steammarketing.com/fodder/the-reality-of-two-americas/

Before you know it, 2020 will slip away. Like any other agitator, you have predictions: If Biden (and likely Harris)is at the helm in 2021, the divide among race and ideology will widen even more. Anger will seethe, distrust will escalate and militancy will rise. If Trump persists, he will continue to unify races through Americas First policies, while commie revolutionaries will continue to push anarchy. Identity politics and political correctness will keep flourishing as long as Education remains in the hands of social engineers and political bureaucrats. Younger generations will continue to read less, know less, work less and have less purpose. Hillary, Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Strzok and other dirty players will get away with it. The Covid vaccine will not alter irrational behavior, as masks become standard apparel. A large segment of the American population will continue to be the most offended people on the planet. Against all odds, you will continue to discover more reasons to have faith in the human race.