In two years, a national movement for a constitutional convention of states will be a hot issue “over and above the presidential election,” the effort’s Georgia state director predicted. “To me and to us, this is liberty or death,” said Jacqueline S. Peterson,at a South Hall Republican Club meeting on Monday night at the Hall County Library System’s Spout Springs branch in Flowery Branch. “And if there’s some kind of chance we can take (the country) back, by God, then we’re going to do it.”