[dayglored]

Okay, I've got it. A three-part revision to Article 1.

1. A supermajority of no less than 60% of both Houses of Congress is required to enact any new piece of legislation.

2. A submajority of no more than 40% of either House of Congress is sufficient to remove an existing piece of legislation.

3. All legislation shall have a sunset of no greater than three years. Prior to its sunset, the legislation must be re-voted.

• A 51% majority of both Houses is required to have it remain on the books as-is.
• The legislation may be revised, but then requires 60% of both Houses to be enacted.
• If the sunset vote is delayed past the sunset date, the legislation is suspended (disabled) until it is either re-enabled (51%), revised and enabled (60%), or deleted.

I think this modest proposal is worthy of support by all liberty-loving Americans.

[kosciusko51]

I would add that no regulations from federal agencies are binding until Congress votes on them, and are signed into law by the President.

[BarbM]

This is ridiculous. Are you creating a new US Constitution or are you just playing a game?

I regret that I read your post.