Term limits for Senators and Representatives

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Establish a Cap on Lobbying Per-Entity

Currently there is no financial cap to what any certain type of entity can lobby for in Congress. Businesses like Casey’s, Walmart, 7-Eleven, Target, Amazon, McDonald’s; all multi-million dollar, multi-national companies that could out lobby a majority of communities, and almost every individual in the auction that is Congress. Some would say there are certain advantages in funding and accumulating support for a bill through lobbying. In order to keep the benefits on financial incentive for leg…

Median Pay for Members of Congress

Members of Congress set their own wages. Instead each chamber should have a set salary based on the median wages of the district/state that they represent. This would create financial incentive for politicians to increase the standard of living, and industry for their state/district.

Reapportionment of Representatives/Senators

US Constitution Article I, Section 2, Clause 3; ‘…The Number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty Thousand, but each State shall have at Least one Representative;’ Representatives being apportioned to the populations they represent is extremely important to the function of our democracy. This goes hand-in-hand with apportioned indirect taxes. One member of Congress, regardless of their standing, could not accurately represent and communicate with 700,000+ people. Represent…