I was taught that a Constitutional Convention was dangerous, because the delegates could do anything they wanted. Stupid public schools. The Constitution is clear that whatever the delegates decide has to be approved by 3/4 of the states... so no danger there.

Judge Napolitano made a slight error, though, when he said we need to have our ledgislatures request a Convention from Congress. The Constitution says nothing about "request". The states call for it, and run it. The Feds just have to sit back and watch.

We have serious problems that need to be addressed. It's time to make it happen. Congress will NEVER do it by themselves.

I find it interesting that a government official, whether Senator or President, would be unaware that executives of private corporations would have bonuses. Possibly should the men be more acquainted with the world of real business prior to assuming the mantel of lordship over these same businesses?

There's an old principle that a leader should never assume he has understanding of the work of his subordinates until he has first been one himself.