I want to encourage people to read that, as my friends have already mentioned. Some have said you would never want to have an amendment convention because it might be full of people who would come up with crazy amendments that would destroy the country, and so you would never want to do that. Some have said these guys that wrote the Constitution did such a perfect job, we should never allow an Amendment Constitution provided under Article V because that might mess it up. But then on the other hand, if these guys did such a perfect job on the Constitution, then they must have put Article V in here for a reason.
Louie Gohmert: “I want to encourage people to read that, as my friends have already mentioned. Some have said you would never want to…”
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Gohmert discusses the importance of Article V of the Constitution and the debate over amendment conventions.
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