Constitution
Solving the Debt Crisis

Solving the Debt Crisis

The solution to our debt crisis is for “We the People” to take our Republic back from the special interests by educating voters to enforce the Constitution, not by adding a Balanced Budget Amendment via an Article V convention. ...
Larry Greenley

The solution to our debt crisis is for “We the People” to take our Republic back from the special interests by educating voters to enforce the Constitution, not by adding a Balanced Budget Amendment via an Article V convention.

“Our country is run by a close network of special interests, public officials, and the media.”
           — Eighty-one percent of Americans agreed with this statement in a 1996 survey.

Back in 1996, the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia published the results of their survey of the American public based on 2,000 face-to-face, in-depth interviews. They titled their survey “The State of Disunion — 1996.”

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