When asked his thoughts on bipartisan issues, Wheeler replied: Convention of States is a non-partisan organization addressing the bipartisanship in Washington, D.C. 

The Northern Virginia team of volunteers for COS Virginia again paraded down historic Fairfax, Virginia, with all the swag and regalia of self-governance. Several team members braved the sweltering heat to give the crowd a visual of patriotic common sense: * Term Limits * Fiscal Responsibility * End federal overreach Volunteers from COS Virginia at Independence Day Parade in Fairfax, Virginia Many thanks to District Captain Robert Neatrour who faithfully organized local volunteers to march down Main Street on our country's birthday. COS Virginia volunteer, Warren Wheeler, distributing COS handcards to the crowd Effectively all the swag and flag waving caught the eye of a Washington, D.C. news reporter, who approached one of the volunteers, Warren Wheeler, for an interview. When asked his thoughts on bipartisan issues, Wheeler replied: Convention of States is a non-partisan organization addressing the bipartisanship in Washington, D.C.  Both sides of the political aisle are responsible for the massive debt of $34 trillion, crippling future generations. Seeking drama, the reporter kept pressing Wheeler on the various political hot topics of the day, including how he's going to vote in the upcoming election. At that moment Wheeler removed his COS hat, so as not to conflict with his personal stance. He announced that he's voting for the one who will best support his values. None of the video nor sound clips were shown on the air. Meanwhile Virginia has over 81,000 COS supporters, standing firmly behind the values of limited government. You can help spread the news by sharing this blog post to your email list and your favorite social media accounts. #

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