Heartland Daily Podcast – Neal Schuerer on Article V Legislation

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Lindsey Stroud

Government Relations Coordinator at The Heartland Institute

Prior to joining The Heartland Institute, Lindsey worked as a legislative assistant to a Minnesota state senator.She also worked as a session staffer for a Virginia delegate during the 2015 legislative session and an intern for a U.S. congressman from Virginia in 2012. Lindsey graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in government from the College of William and Mary in 2015

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In this Heartland Daily Podcast, Heartland’s government relations coordinator Lindsey Stroud talks with Neal Schuerer about his constitutional reform efforts through Article V of the United States Constitution. Article V allows state legislatures to call a convention of states to propose constitutional amendments.

Neal Schuerer is executive director at Campaign Constitution where he communicates with state elected officials and policy leaders to advance the cause of state initiated constitutional reform. Mr. Schuerer previously served a two-term Iowa state senator.

In this podcast Stroud and Schuerer discuss his background, the history of Article V Conventions, and efforts by Campaign Constitution. For more information on Campaign Constitution, please visit http://www.campaignconstitution.com/. For more information on Article V and other constitutional reform efforts please visit the Heartland Institute’s Center on Constitutional Reform at https://www.heartland.org/con-reform/index.html.