A handful of Vermonters gathered last month to produce a video re-enactment of the Constitutional Convention. In “Article V – Why a Convention of States,” things get hairy after the Founding Fathers are granted a look into the future about the pitfalls and temptations of unrestrained Big Government.
The video is the brainchild of “Generally Irritable” co-producers Ericka and Ben Redic of Burlington. Redic works for the Convention of States, a advocacy group urging constitutional reform – including congressional term limits – at the behest of the 50 states.
Local actors feature Tom “Poppycock!” Nelson and Jim Sexton of Essex Junction, Michael “C’mon” Valdez of Stowe, 2020 House candidate Tony O’Rourke of Williston, Guy Page of Berlin, and the Redics.
“For anyone who is tired of the Federal Government taking more and more advantage of the American people and spending our tax dollars on nonsense special interest groups – go to www.conventionofstates.com and sign the petition,” Ericka Redic said. “Let’s return the power back to the people!”
Ground his private jet and make him fly economy.
Sent out another check for one year and hope the Epstein soap opera is covered on this website in detail…
I think this is opening up the state and Burlington to a lot of liability claims.
…Three French Hens, Two Turtle Doves, a Partridge in a Pear Tree and a Beer
But, funny as all get out.
Ground his private jet and make him fly economy.
Sent out another check for one year and hope the Epstein soap opera is covered on this website in detail…
I think this is opening up the state and Burlington to a lot of liability claims.
…Three French Hens, Two Turtle Doves, a Partridge in a Pear Tree and a Beer
But, funny as all get out.
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XD…I wondered why you were reporting on amateur radio operators (hams) going wild! I see you aren’t.