The dry-run delegates proposed:
• Requiring a two-thirds vote of Congress to approve any increase in the national debt, and ending the power of Congress to mandate spending by states or municipalities.
• Placing 12-year term limits on members of Congress.
• Limiting the powers under the constitutional clause that authorizes Congress to regulate interstate and international commerce.
• Giving Congress a right of approval of federal regulations. No regulation challenged by 25% of the members of either house would go into effect without support from majorities in both houses, and the president would have no veto against their decisions.
• Repealing the 16th Amendment, which authorized imposition of the income tax in 1913, and requiring supermajority votes for creating or raising federal taxes.
• Giving the states the power to abrogate any federal law, regulation, or executive order by votes of three-fifths of state legislatures.
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