US Constitutional Council – Forum

Nobody in their right mind would put their money in a bank they knew was never audited.

How is it that We The People entrust so much of our welfare to a government that has never been audited or even independently overseen?*

People sometimes remark in an understated way that “Washington is broken.” This “brokenness” unquestionably affects how each and every one of us is taxed, how much money is taxed, and how it is spent. But besides that, do you feel that the corruption of the federal government affects you and the people around you in various ways generally?

Does any of this matter to you?

If you feel that it really does matter, then this website is intended as a conversation starter for what can be done about Washington’s ‘brokenness’.

Addressing Washington’s brokenness is not a small or simple matter. Accordingly, you will find that there is a considerable amount of material in the solution we propose here for this matter, which we call:

The US Constitutional Council

But it is important to understand the only way to effect ANY reform to our government is by amending the US Constitution. And in order for We The People to reform our government we must be able to do so without the involvement of Congress where significant reform is needed but not wanted. This website also proposes a solution to this problem.

The Amendment for Reform

We created this forum as a place for open discussion.

We encourage you to comment on the various topics within.

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CONCERNING DONATIONS

When exploring this web site, you will notice that there are no requests, or opportunities, to donate money. We do not seek donations. We are, however, requesting that you spend at least five minutes of your time in order to get an appreciation in some depth of what this rather unusual site is about, and what it is proposing, so that you can tell others about it.

*This rhetorical question was framed well before Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team began their audit of the Federal government and exposed all manner of waste, fraud, and abuse. So, one may ask: Isn’t this good enough? And the answer is: Of course not. For one thing DOGE has a limited future and is scheduled to wrap up by July 4, 2026, and for another thing, even if there is ever a DOGE 2.0, it will be a Trump thing and not officially part of the government regardless of who is President. Moreover, as you will see when you read further, the proposed Constitutional Council has a lot more functions than just being a super Inspector General.