Do you feel the current Judicial Branch is too powerful?
I don't know. I do think, however, that it is just as corruptible as the other three branches of government. However, one thing that I like about our current judicial system is how stable it causes our government to be, with regards to lengthy appointments and life-long terms for the Justices on the Supreme Court.
Also do you feel the Filibuster is now used in a way we never intended?
I think the goal of the Senate is to be a more deliberative, more patient body than the House of Representatives. The filibuster can help that.
However, I think it does get abused since it can require supermajorities in order to pass legislation. Which I think is wrong.
Therefore, overall, I wouldn't mind seeing the filibuster gotten rid of so that the Senate can be more democratic in it's procedures and passage of legislation.
Also how would you change America to make it a more cohesive unit that works for the best interest of Americans.... and less for the better of THIER party?
Well, again, I have to ask "What is the best interest of Americans?"
But if you just want answers with regards to procedures...
1) Referendums on the federal level
I want to give citizens the power nationwide to affect federal legislation directly. This way, the citizens can repeal unpopular laws or even restrict pay to Congressmen. This will cause federal officials to be held more accountable, and give more power to the people.
2) All laws sunset after 20 years
One reason why we have such a plethora of laws is because Congress needs to be seen as doing so, which is why they also pass useless laws. So I would make all laws, federal, state, and local, sunset after 20 years. So if legislators want to keep a law, they would have to re-up it. And by doing so they can be seen as doing something without being required to write additionall ****ty laws that hurt the citizenry.