[AdamSelene235]

Off the top of my head, I could add: A currency independent of government control (the moral hazard is too great), better firewalls against democracy(if you receive a government check, you lose your right to vote), stiff penalties for violating the BOR (Congressmen/judges/cops should be stripped of office and forced to pay compensation if found violating the Constitution), burden of proof should on the state to demonstrate Constitutionality not on the people, an extention of the right to trial by jury to civil cases (such as IRS cases), hard limits on the size of government as a function of GDP, etc, etc.

[Jack Wilson]

Is there a link to the original 1994 contract?

[Atlas Sneezed]

2. Defense spending must remain within set brackets

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At least in the absence of a congressional declaration of war.

[WhiteGuy]

Bump for later suggestions..............

A good place to start.

[krb]

1. implement constitutional controls on non-defense spending; non-defense spending cannot exceed a growth equal to that of the rate of inflation plus annual cost-of-living adjustments.

Why inflation PLUS COLA? I'd go with just inflation, since inflation is itsself the COLA.

[Doctor Stochastic]

You could combine 9 and 10.