Kansas Becomes 20th State to Join Convention of States Movement

Kansas Joins Convention of States

• 🎯 Kansas has officially become the 20th state to pass the Convention of States resolution.
• ⚡ The vote in the Kansas House of Representatives was a significant victory, passing with a substantial margin of 80 to 41.
• 🔑 This milestone represents a major step forward for the movement, surpassing the halfway point towards the required 34 states.

The Long Fight and Grassroots Effort

• ⏳ The passage in Kansas is the culmination of 13 years of dedicated effort by grassroots activists.
• 💪 The speaker emphasizes that significant achievements are never easy, highlighting the value derived from overcoming challenges.
• 👏 The success is attributed to the tireless work of the grassroots supporters who have been instrumental in the fight.

Intellectual Foundation and Collaboration

• 🧠 Mark Meckler acknowledges Mark Levin's foundational role, particularly his book "Liberty Amendments", which laid the intellectual groundwork for the movement.
• 🤝 The personal and professional relationship between Meckler and Levin is highlighted, emphasizing their collaborative efforts since the inception of the movement.
• 🌟 Levin is praised as a great leader, activist, and organizer, and a loyal friend.

Next Steps and Future Challenges

• 🚀 The Convention of States movement is now focusing on South Dakota, aiming to make it the 21st state.
• ⚠️ Meckler anticipates increased opposition, including personal attacks and misinformation, as the movement gains momentum.
• 💻 Supporters are encouraged to get involved by visiting conventionofstates.com/act.

Historical Context and Opposition

• 📜 The speaker reflects on writing his book in March 2009, expressing initial hope and now celebrating the progress.
• 🗣️ Opposition is expected to spread false narratives, such as the movement aiming to tear up the Constitution.
• 💡 The speaker shares his personal journey from opposing the Convention of States to becoming a strong advocate after studying its principles.