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The major problem with our current system is that one party can consistency control the Presidency, Senate, and SCOTUS while simultaneously consistently losing the popular vote by millions of votes in presidential and senate elections. So we need amendments to fix that. E.g., abolish the electoral college, and require SCOTUS justices to be confirmed by 60% of the Senate.
The problem, of course, is that a constitutional amendment must generally be approved by two/thirds of the Senate or State Legislatures, which are not proportionately representative of the national population....
Hence the coming constitutional crisis. A minority of this country is constitutionally capable of controlling 2.5 out of the 3 branches of government and preventing the majority from doing anything about it.
good luck with getting that passed