I have a few concerns regarding the Federal Establishment. 1.
The U.S. Constitution contains a clause that restricts amending
specific clauses prior to the year 1808. Could congress propose
an amendment stating that the clauses can be changed at anytime
before, during, and after 1808? It would seem that Congress
couldn't propose amendments that were contrary to the
Constitution. And in a Republican form of Government, all power
is derived by the people, and only with their consent can a new
or expanded power be granted & Constitutional. 2. When writing
the U.S. Constitution, a great deal of thought went into
creating 2 houses in congress. The consideration of having
popular election was understood to be fatal to liberty. James
Madison warned of great corruption that would result from both
sources elected by the same source. (The People) While the
Senate represents the interests (commercial) of a state, and
trading with foreign nations, they would likely be experienced
members of the legislatures of the states