Can't 2/3 of governors force a constitutional amendment?

[captain queeg]

A long shot but Donnie dumbass is pissing them all off one by one.

[sarisataka]

1. No /nt

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. No.

[GulfCoast66]

4. No. Not even close. I'd recommend reading the constitution. It is on line.

Enough states can force a new constitutional convention. Which would be the biggest shit-show you have ever seen.

[Sherman A1]

7. Yes,

It only takes a moment to find and a few to read.

[GulfCoast66]

10. I read it every Independence Day. And yeah, I know that was the declaration.

But one led to the other.

[NYC Liberal]

12. A convention couldn't pass any amendments without 3/4 of states ratifying,

so it wouldn’t really do much of anything.

[GulfCoast66]

13. Oh, I totally agree. But it would be a huge shit show because of that.

[gibraltar72]

5. Nice try.

[dem4decades]

6. How many Republican Governors are there?

[jls4561]

9. Too many.

[brush]

8. Two thirds of state legislatures approval for a Constitutional convention or...

by the Congress with a two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate

[roamer65]

11. I want a secession amendment similar to the EU's Article 50.

[Igel]

14. Want it end like the last civil war?

Or maybe just say, "Oops, it was an okay thing. Go ahead."

[Thomas Hurt]

15. Don't think you understand how separating the fed gov't from any state or part of a state...

would crash the economy of the seceding territory, particularly if they are landlocked.

[roamer65]

16. Not if we join another confederation, like the Canadian confederation.

We simply walk away.

It will soon be time to stop rearranging deck chairs on the US Trumptanic, especially if he steals the November election.