Tuesday, November 10, 2026 - 2:38:31 PM
Pat, I am OK. You are OK.
You want to fix the United States
Senate?
With the issue of the “filibuster” in clear view. You want to fix the United States Senate?
The Senate issues of “unequal representation“, “dark money” and “judge-made-law” can all be addressed via the mutable “Rules of its Proceedings.[1]”
To fix the United States Senate you need to first acknowledge the current and fundamental Constitutional powers of the Senate as they exist TODAY.
· There are TWO Senators from each state. Every Senator has at least a vote. Senators serve a 6-year term. Senator’s terms are staggered, 1/3 of the Senate every two years.
· Senate Constitutionally,[2] “may determine the “Rules of its Proceedings.” The Constitution puts no restrictions on the Senate’s “Rules of its Proceedings.”
· The first and most essential and reasonable rule is not everyone can talk at one time. Reasonable rules for speech making are established.
· The filibuster is not an original constitutional rule; it began as an accidental and thus arbitrary consequence of a rule change in 1806, and then a formal rule to stop debate (cloture) was first adopted in 1917.[3]
· The filibuster decreases every vote, and empowers a random minority on any issue. The filibuster arguably is arbitrary, random, reasonable or any combination. The filibuster empowers some states and diminishes others on any specific issue. Missouri has little issue with the cloture of debate on Western grazing rights or Eastern coastal fishing rights. Neither California or New York have any issue on the Mississippi’s lock and dam.
· The filibuster has one reasonable proponent, anti-government anarchy.
· Thus We the People have to accept that Constitutionally, the Senate “Rules of its Proceedings” as textually and precedentially currently affirmations are arbitrary, random, reasonable or any combination. The Constitution puts no restrictions on the Senate’s “Rules of its Proceedings.”
New “Rules of its Proceedings”:
1. Every state has two Senators as Constitutionally established and two votes.
2. Every pair of State’s Senators split their State’s votes
3. Every State has their total Senate votes for their TWO Senators established based on TWICE the number of their state’s Representatives in the House of Representatives, are arbitrary, random, reasonable or any combination. The Constitution puts no restrictions on the Senate’s “Rules of its Proceedings.”
4. These votes are utilized for regular Senate business and for any future changes to the Constitutionally authorized Senate “Rules of its Proceedings.”
Effectively if not explicitly the Civil War to preserve the Union, eliminated unencumbered arbitrary Sate’s Rights.
DGJeep
2026 11-07-26 You want to fix the US Senate QUCIK TAKE
[1] Article I, Section 5, Clause 2 grants the Senate the power to create its own rules: "Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behaviour, and, with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member." https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artI-S5-C2-1/ALDE_00013579/
[2] Ibid. Article I, Section 5, Clause 2
[3] “About Filibusters and Cloture | Historical Overview” - https://www.senate.gov/about/powers-procedures/filibusters-cloture/overview.htm & Commentary / Testimony “The history of the filibuster” Sarah A. Binder April 22, 2010 https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-history-of-the-filibuster/
Thanks in advance...
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