President shall propose an annual budget totaling less than one-hundred and two percent of the previous year’s tax receipts for consideration by the Congress. With due deliberation, Congress shall allocate funds through budget or other laws not to exceed tax and government income receipts from the preceding year by more than two percent.
In the case of a constitutionally and formally declared war, those temporary and emergency costs associated with such a war may be considered “temporary exceptions” to the tex-receipts limit of this amendment for a period not to exceed five years, after which those costs shall be consolidated and subtracted from 89.8% of the sixth-year’s budget and paid off. Selling of US lands or rights, public or private, to foreign interests shall be prohibited as long as there’s a war exemption outstanding.
If Congress has been so irresponsible as to have more than 89.8% of fifth-year’s Federal income receipts outstanding in the sixth-year of that war-exception, their salaries will be zero and their wealth confiscated each year until the war debt is paid-off. Military shall be maintained at no less than 10% of receipts. Federal Prisons at no less than 0.2% of receipts. Other Federal employees laid-off or fired. Entitlements zeroed-out. Other Federal functions transferred to the States.