Real Solutions, Not Just Critique
It's easy to complain about Washington. We'd rather fix it—and put the actual fixes on the table, in writing, for anyone to read. This is the home of our whole reform agenda. It comes in three tracks, each held to the same standard: written around its safeguards, honest about the trade-offs, and built to actually work and hold up.
Pick the track—and the fight—that matters most to you. Every item gets its own page, a plain-language explainer, and downloadable text you can send straight to your representatives.
Permanent changes to the Constitution itself—the structural repairs no ordinary law can guarantee. Six drafted so far: a balanced budget, a fair line-item veto, congressional term limits, a single-subject rule, Supreme Court term limits, and an end to government shutdowns.
Common-sense bills that don't require amending the Constitution—reforms Congress could pass now if the will were there. Ready now: banning stock trading by Congress and the President, cutting the bloated political-appointment system down to an essential core, closing the revolving door between government and lobbying, "No Budget, No Pay," and a 72-hour rule so members actually read the bill before they vote.
A nonpartisan watch-list of executive orders—from either party—that overreach, contradict statute, or belong in the hands of Congress. Each one scored against the same test, with the fix spelled out: repeal it, amend it, or turn it into stable law.