Maryland Convention of States Action

Convention of States Action Maryland volunteer Steve Patten takes a heartfelt trip to the site where Marylanders of "The Old Line" saved General George Washington and the Continental Army. The "Maryland 400" attacked and held off a vastly superior British force at the Battle of Brooklyn, the first battle between the Crown and the newly United States after the signing of the Declaration of Independence the month before. Without the sacrifices made by the First Maryland Regiment that day, the Revolution would have ended, and the history of the world would have been terribly different. Because of their sacrifice, Americans need not take up arms to correct their government. The American People can enact change on a national scale using powers reserved to them in Article V of the US Constitution. Learn more at https://ConventionOfStates.com and spread the word! A special thanks goes out to COSA-MD Volunteer Will Zwart for video editing and production.

Who is guarding the rights of US citizens? Watch this installment of "The Constitutional Minute" to learn about our Constitution's 9th and 10th amendments and the role you can play to secure our rights for future Americans. Save our country, spread the word, call for a Convention of States: https://conventionofstates.com/maryland.

COSA-MD State Director Steve Patten calls on you to join us for the 50K Race for Liberty! We have approximately 25,000 Maryland citizens that have signed our Article V Convention of States to restore balance to our government. We’ve set a goal to have 50,000 (50K) petitions by the end of the year, 2021. We need YOU to help us run and WIN this race. Sign the petition and then get everyone you can to sign it too: https://tinyurl.com/COSMD2021.

We have been given a republic. It is up to us to keep it.

First episode of the Constitutional Minute

The Constitution lists the powers that the House and Senate have.