Devolve it all and start over. All of Congress needs to be fired. Start from scratch.. Collapse it and replace the current congress with new paper ballot elected officials. All of them have to go. All of them. Those who are legit can re-run for their positions.

They must be bi-vocational with minimum pay from Congress - the same as jury duty pay. Their service as a Congressional member cannot be "their job."

>Serving in Congress in the 18th century was a distinct honor, but also a hardship. Traveling between home states and New York City or Philadelphia, where Congress met between 1785 and 1800, could be arduous. Living in these cities, while stimulating, was expensive and congressmen received pay of only $6 a day. It also meant several months of each year living away from livelihood and usually from family. During the 1790s, one-third of the members of the Senate resigned while in office.

https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/treasures_of_congress/text/page2_text.html

Devolve.

States will govern themselves with the same amount of elected representatives attending congress for a certain time period with the goal of debating pre-set issues raised in the previous congress. No having a representative for so many people. Each state has the same number of reps. States will have already decided their stance on said pre-set issues via vote of their state citizens Congressmen/women would attend Congress to cast their vote in line with the will of the people of their state. THAT'S ALL. They don't get to debate; they don't get to give their opinion. They just vote whatever way the majority of their constituents voted. Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. Then they can all go home and go back to their own job instead of leeching off of the rest of their fellow citizens.

I'm sure anons with more intellect than this anon can improve on the above.

What Is a Representative Government?

A representative government, or republic, is one that is governed by elected officials who represent different groups of people. The Romans were the first to use a representative government and most modern democracies feature some form of this system.

Unlike a direct democracy, voters in a representative one do not directly decide public policy and laws. They instead decide who represents them and makes these decisions on their behalf. However, there are instances when a representative government makes use of direct democracy. For example, some states in the United States use the referendum for certain proposals, giving registered voters the opportunity to have a direct say in the matter.

https://www.reference.com/world-view/representative-government-57cac6834d2f9d25

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Forgot the graphic

How long would it take to completely devolve and take the country back to where it started? Four years? Bidan for 4 years? Is Qteam reversing the steps that were taken by [them] in the order they were implemented?

I would hate to have Bidan for a full four years, but if he is the tool to devolve then so be it.