Protecting the Constitution from Career Politicians

How about passing a law that says if they don't balance the budget, they won't get paid until they do?

There is no way that you could get more than 3 or 4 states to ever even consider any changes to the Bill of Rights. That's not even a realistic fear given the ratification process.

Some potential amendments being discussed include:
* term limits for Congress
* states review for Supreme Court decisions
* term limits for SCOTUS
* balanced Federal budget

Just my 2 cents here,
1. Term limits for all, Rep's, senate and appointees.
2. T.O.N., Bring back the Titles of Nobility clause
3. Corporations are not people, but can be held accountable.

How about passing a law that says if they don't balance the budget, they won't get paid until they do?

I'm not so sure I trust the state governments either, especially in places like California, Illinois and here in New York, where extremely Liberal and Globalist filth in the cities dictate everything for us in the country and small towns. When you have people like Andrew Cuomo and Chuck Schumer in your state government, you have the enemy to freedom inside the gates, controlling the gate.

Just my 2 cents here,
1. Term limits for all, Rep's, senate and appointees.
2. T.O.N., Bring back the Titles of Nobility clause
3. Corporations are not people, but can be held accountable.

Congress is a great problem.they(most) have superseded the will of the people and allowed/have been the reason for our government takedown. Jason Chaffetz said it.We need to get it back it is not too late and never will be.

Thank you again for the government lesson it has been way too many years since school but I crave this more than ever

It needs to be a crime punishable by death for any official to violate the constitution.

There is a lot of disinformation circulating concerning the Article 5 Convention of States. First, it is wrong to call it a Constitutional Convention. It is not convened to write a Constitution. It is convened for the purpose of proposing Constitutional amendments, and is called a Convention of States.

A Convention of States, after debate among delegates nominated by the various States, would then forward any proposed amendments to the 50 States for consideration, in the same exact way that any Constitutional amendment proposals coming out of Congress would be considered for ratification. If our Constitution has survived without being totally rewritten by Congress, then there is no reason to believe that there is any danger of the same thing happening if the proposals come out of the States. They are, after all, the exact same thing--proposals which will be subjected to the same exact ratification process as outlined in the Constitution.