Robert Brown, a national speaker on constitutional topics associated with the John Birch Society, will deliver the keynote address for the Constitution Party’s Spring National Committee Meeting later this month. The event will also feature appearances from several local figures.
The Constitution Party of New Hampshire, which is hosting the National Committee, announced Brown’s keynote address on social media. The National Committee of the Constitution Party will meet at the Best Western Executive Court Inn & Conference Center in Manchester on April 25 and 26. Early information provided by the party indicated that the keynote speech is scheduled for the Friday portion.
According to the John Birch Society, Brown is from Utah and serves as a field coordinator and regional field director for the organization, in addition to being one of its national speakers. While it is not yet known what Brown’s keynote address will cover, he is currently delivering lectures on two specific topics: the risks of an Article V convention to amend the United States Constitution and the doctrine of nullification as a means to uphold constitutional governance.
In addition to Brown, the state affiliate has also announced appearances by several New Hampshire-based activists. These include Dan Richard, an advocate for election integrity and constitutional scholar; Michelle Levell, a school choice advocate and director of Granite State Home Educators; and Anne Marie Banfield, an education policy analyst and activist focused on parental rights and academic transparency.
A full agenda has yet to be provided, though the party is also hosting a silent auction to help raise funds and is offering National Committee members an optional tour.
CP members at the meeting in NH will be on the home turf of the new secretary of the CP National Committee. — she’s a hottie!
“a national speaker on constitutional topics associated with the John Birch Society, will deliver the keynote address for the Constitution Party’s Spring National Committee Meeting”
Awesome!
“Brown is from Utah”
Oh dear! Well, let’s hope that the Utah branch of the John Birch Society has not yet been hijacked by a mormon cult of Russophobic warhawks and fallout-shelter hucksters like the Utah’s “Constitution Party”-in-name-only has.
“lectures on two specific topics: the risks of an Article V convention to amend the United States Constitution and the doctrine of nullification as a means to uphold constitutional governance”
Very nice! Both are incredibly important and relevant subjects, now that we have RINOs in power who naively* believe Article V conventions won’t backfire and that nullification is criminal, seditious and/or treasonous.
* James Madison knew better, and repeatedly wrote quite strongly against holding a second constitutional convention, e.g. (far from exhaustive):
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/01-10-02-0224
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/01-11-02-0243