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I'm cautiously optimistic about the idea.

The Convention of the States movement is ** pushing for such a convention.

This time, conservatives want to constitutionally reduce the size of government, make it easier to fire federal employees such as Anthony Fauci, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' director, eliminate whole Cabinet-level agencies, and enshrine a nine-justice Supreme Court.

We should keep our eyes and efforts on this.

I'm cautiously optimistic about the idea. >The Convention of the States movement is *[just one of the organizations](https://poal.co/s/QStorm/559544)* pushing for such a convention. > This time, conservatives want to constitutionally reduce the size of government, make it easier to fire federal employees such as Anthony Fauci, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' director, eliminate whole Cabinet-level agencies, and enshrine a nine-justice Supreme Court. We should keep our eyes and efforts on this.

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Most realistically, it would be conventions rarely actually occuring, but the threat of a convention makes the federal government act. Like I put in the post, a Soros-backed convention effort already exists. That means it's better that rival efforts exist to sabotage his efforts and if they were really lucky, actually make positive changes.

The argument that something could go wrong is understandable, but it implicitly favors inaction and giving tactics to the left.

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I do not favor inaction, I simply do not favor imprudent actions, where one bets the house, the car and the firstborn on a toss of the dice....especially when The House may have loaded the dice.