As Davis said today:

It is a fact that the other candidates in this race are all opposed to a constitutional convention. I would expect the opponents of constitutional reform to trot out the same tired arguments about why we should fear constitutional reform. But what they really mean is that they don’t trust the voters and they’re not prepared to defend the status quo in the light of day that a constitutional convention would provide.

Reform opponents don’t trust the voters, and they aren’t prepared to defend the status quo.

If they object to that characterization of their position, they are free to say so.

As I said on my blog today, reform is not a luxury. It is an imperative. Throughout this campaign and with candidates on both sides of the aisle, we must treat it as such.