@mysteryman,
I 'd nullify
Barron v. Baltimore 32 U.S. (7 Pet.) 243 (1833)
by making it even more clear than it already was,
that the Constitution means what it actually says
and that both the States & federal government
are
disabled from violating the freedom
set forth in the Bill of Rights.
In the Preamble, I 'd remind the citizenry
that domestic jurisdiction of government and personal freedom
are
INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL
I 'd clarify whether or not the States coud leave the Union
so that thay 'd clearly
KNOW that when deciding whether to join up or not,
thereby obviating a long n
bloody war.
I 'd amend Article 3 Section 3 to include intentional violation
of the Constitution as a criterion of treason,
making it a felony punishable by not less than
75 years at hard labor
applicable to all holders of public office in federal, state or local government
in executive, legislative or judicial branches.
I 'd amend the 16th Amendment to
MORE clearly indicate
that governments have
NO authority to discriminate
against any citizen based upon his financial success;
i.e., the
same tax rate woud apply to all citizens.
In the Bill of Rights, I 'd set forth that
NO government
has
any authority to interfere with
self destructive conduct
of any citizen (e.g., taking drugs of his choice or eating
red meat).
That 's all that comes to mind at this moment.
David