We have, individually and as a group, a long list of constitutional amendments to help restore the Republic. Clarifying the 2d Amendment; line-item vetoes; balanced budgets. They are big items and aren't likely to happen anytime soon. I have an idea for a logically unassailable amendment that would bring about a sea change in the power and reach of the Federal government.
The Florida Constitution has a provision called "The Single-Subject Clause." It says "Every law shall embrace but one subject and matter properly connected therewith, and the subject shall be briefly expressed in the title." If the Legislature adds Subsection 55 to a Highway Funding Bill, appropriating $3 Million for the Lawton Chiles Birthplace Memorial, the Memorial and the Highway Bill will be struck down by the Courts. No logrolling. No backscratching. No "I'll vote to buy body armor for the troops if you add a renewal of the mohair subsidy to the bill." No "I had to vote for a lifetime pension for the widow of the Dade County Director of Sewage Treatment in order to preserve the Greenbelt tax exemption."
No BS. Full accountability for every vote - and the courts here enforce it. What possible argument could there be against it at a national level? Let the bastards vote for what they support, against what they don't support, and live without the weasel's defense that horse trading is necessary to do good things.