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Anyone with half a brain can see that the United States today is nothing like what was first proposed in 1776. Over the years it has been reinterpreted, adjusted, manipulated into the monster governance of empire controlled by non-American oligarch interests.

As scary as the convention of the states are, a continuation of the status quo is the road to full and complete tyranny.

What I would like to see changed would take pages.

However, fundamentally, the federal government shall not legislate anything. Nor shall it regulate anything. It will not tax anything, and aside from regulating commerce (in a defined and exacting manner) shall not do much else.

Some fun changes...

Instead of "birth right citizenship" you have "work right citizenship". If you work, you are a citizen where you work. Otherwise you are treated as something else; a child, a student, a retired person, or a drain on society.

Bill of Rights. All attempts to change it would be considered invalid and prison time for the offenders. The Rights, if you recall as provided by God. They stand on their own merits.

FDA, FCC, and FAA over-reach severely curtailed, if not eliminated completely. The government shall have NO POWER to regulate anything.

Taxation shall be up to the individual states. At max there can be but one tax. no hidden, taxes, fees or surcharges or what ever name others might want to assign to them.

The time for a Constitutional Convention is long, long, LONG overdue. We all should be collectively ashamed that we have allowed the United States to be come an empire. Today we are fighting EIGHT wars simultaneously. None of which attacked or invaded us. Yet, we have an invasion force of 10,000 military aged men running straight for us, and the liberal media is saying that we need to accept it as a nothing burger.

For the first time in 60 years our military is being used for it's intended purpose; to repel invasions. The fact that this issue is being disputed is a measure of how corrupted our situation has become.

The purpose of our military is so lost on so many people. Yes, defend our borders and repel invaders.

PDJT is at best a pause, a respite from the galloping tyranny we barely avoided in 2016.

All man-made structures, including government, need maintenance and repair.