Month: February 2026

  • Potential Amendments #4, #5, and #6

    I think these may be may be the most important

    Amendment #4

    No person elected or appointed to an office within the Federal government shall receive any money, gift, or other form of remuneration other than their salary from the Federal Government. Those covered by this Amendment shall place their personal wealth within a Blind Trust and not view or make changes to that trust while they hold a position within the Federal Government. These Blind Trusts shall be fully set in place before the person involved be allowed to work in any position. These Blind Trusts shall be maintained by the non-appointed persons within the Federal Reserve system. Appointees to the Federal Reserve Board shall not interfere with the Blind Trust maintainers.

    Any money, gift, or other means of remuneration is not allowed no matter whether the persons covered above is working in a private capacity or a public capacity. Any money, gift, or other remuneration shall be immediately reported to Managers of the Blind Trust and money and gifts shall be turned over to the Office of the Counselor, other forms of remuneration shall be paid out of the person’s Federal wage at a rate of $1.50 of wages for every dollar in other reimbursement in worth that the Managers of the Blind Trust determine is fair.

    Amendment #5

    The use of the Electoral College and all of it’s requirements to determine the winner of the Presidential and Vice Presidential Election is hereby removed from this Constitution. The winner shall be determined by the Candidate who wins the majority of the popular vote.

    Amendment #6

    I believe that if only this Amendment passes then we will have done good.

    The Rights of All People within the borders of the United States.

    For all People within the borders of the United States and its Territories shall have the Right to treated with the dignity. respect, and have the right to be treated in a fair and just manner by any Agent or Agency of the Federal, State, or Territorial government and by all other people within these borders.

    For all People within the Borders of the United States and its Territories the following shall be considered part of their Human Dignity at a minimum:

    1, A Clean Environment

    2. A healthy and safe place to live.

    3. An education through twelfth grade or its equivalent.

    4. The right to choose how or what happens to their body.

    5. The right to Health Care regardless of ability to pay.

    6. The right to Due Process under the Law

    People Who Are Citizens by Birth or by Naturalization:

    1. The rights of all these people set forward in Amendments 1 through 10 apply to them without limitation except for the right under the Second Amendment for those convicted of a felony in a Court of Law in any Federal or State Court. No Presidential Pardon shall be allowed to remedy this suspension of the Second Amendment. The only remedy shall be when a person is found to be wrongfully convicted,
    2. The right to vote in an election or serve on a jury may be suspended during the period when the affected person is incarcerated after being convicted of committing felony in a Court of Law in any Federal or State Court. The right to Vote shall be immediately return to the affected person upon their release from incarceration.

    People within the United States and its Territories who are not Citizens:

    1. The rights of all these people set forward in Amendments 1 through 10 apply to them without limitation except for the right under the Second Amendment.
    2. The manner of entry to the United States or its Territories shall not interfere with the rights set out above nor shall it be held against them if after 3 years they choose to apply for Citizenship or permanent resident status.
  • Potential Amendment #3

    Term Limits for Federal Positions shall be limited as follows:

    1, President and Vice President terms shall be limited to a maximum of two terms. Should a President or Vice President leave or be disqualified to serve for any reason the remainder of the term which is being served shall be counted as a full term. Should the Vice President or or any other person in the line of succession take the office of the President, this shall count as a full term as President no matter at which point in the term they assume the Presidency. Should the president be physically disabled from service, the President must transfer the duties and powers of the Presidency temporarily to the Vice President at which time this shall not count towards the term limit restriction. Should the President not be able to transfer the Presidential Duties and Power of his own accord and the Twenty fifth Amendment does not apply the Person succeeding to the presidency shall not be subject to the terms of this amendment for period of forty days. However, if the the President is removed under terms of the Twenty fifth Amendment then the Person who succeeded the President shall be subject to the term limits of this Amendment as having served a full term.

    2. Members of the House of Representatives will be limited to a maximum of nine terms. Should a Representative not be able to to complete their term for any reason, the person that replaces them to complete that term, no matter at which point they assume the position, shall count as their own full term.

    3. Members of the Senate will be limited to a maximum of three terms. Should a Senator not be able to to complete their term for any reason, the person that replaces them to complete that term, no matter at which point they assume the position, shall count this time as their own full term.

    4. Federal Judges shall serve a maximum of twenty five years in any Judicial post. There shall be a mandatory retirement age of seventy five years.

    5. Any Term described in this Amendment shall begin at the time the person takes their Oath of Office. Each and every person described in this Amendment shall have taken their Oath of Office before they may assume any duties of that office at the beginning of every term they serve. This shall include the Vice President each and every time the Vice President assumes any Presidential Powers. Terms may served as consecutively or with gaps between terms but in no case shall the maximum number of terms served be exceeded.