Hey Dems,

I was trying to give him the benefit of the doubt - foolish, I know!

Birth right citizenship is not an issue if the federal government properly secures our borders.  Concerning election financing, Harris outspent Trump 1 billion dollars to 400 million and still lost.  Supreme court term limits are a purely partisan issue that is only pushed by liberals because they've lost control of the court.  The constitution has an amendment process that would work just fine for real issues.  I have no trust for modern politicians to write something that could improve on the constitution.  They would just stuff it full of partisan solutions that would not work well for the American people.  Just review any spending bill for an example of what our modern politicians are capable of.

Missouri's Constitution is the either the most modified in the nation or second behind Louisiana (which is under Napoleonic Code, not Common Law). A simple majority of voters is all that's required. America is divided politically, so it's unlikely that any Constitutional Amendment will be easily passed.  

The Supreme Court needs its size fixed before term limits. I also don't see why we need term limits based upon the historical record of the court; term limits seems like an alternative way to say "we don't like Justice X." Likewise, we do have the option to term limit Congress every 2 years and the Senate every 6 years. If Congress rotates quicker, than the permanent staff in Congress will be the ones drafting our legislation (which they are basically doing anyway).

Campaign financing will be another amendment requirement because you are limiting free speech. The easier way to reign it in is to start taxing donations to political action committees with a progressive rate (high dollar donations at a higher tax rate). That will require actual proof of who donates to avoid the Act Blue fraud of some guy in New Orleans on Social Security making 18K each $20 donations per year.

Finally, Congress can end anchor babies. American Indian tribes were never US citizens until the Snyder Act (Indian Citizenship Act of 1924) made them citizens. Congress never granted foreigners citizenship; it was the permanent, unelected, unaccountable, and unfireable incompetent bureaucracy in government that started issuing them. Immigrants (legal or tourist) owe their loyalty to foreign governments, and hence, aren't eligible for citizenship. Trump could simply pass an executive order recognizing this and banning social security numbers being issued, but Congress should pass a law clarifying this. No amendment is required.

The one other amendment that you didn't mention is adding new States -- this should require the legislatures of the respective States to approve. Otherwise, if a radical leftist government gets in power, they will push to make Puerto Rico and Washington DC to make States, giving Dems two to four more Senators (and potential majority).

There was a movement decades ago for independence, not Statehood. We don't need to take the risk of making it a State.

I can agree that birthright citizenship should be ended.  You can't just run across the border and then drop an anchor baby.  If at least one of the parents isn't a citizen then the child isn't a citizen.  However, if they do have a US birth certificate they should be allowed resident status (i.e. Green Card) when they turn 18, if they want it.  I'm not in favor of term limits in Congress because then you'll have a perpetual freshman Congress and there are issues that need experienced leaders to deal with.  With a continually inexperienced Congress they'll rely on lobbyists or hired staff (i.e. people that have experience) and then you basically have non-elected people running the country.  I'm a definite "no" on Supreme Court Justice term limits.  The left NEVER talked about this when they had a majority or at least a couple moderates that would vote their way on certain issues.  It's a big issue now that the court has justices that apply the Constitution and not their feelings to judgements.  FYI, states SHOULD re-examine their constitutions frequently.  That's is where new ideas come from.  The federal govt. should only consider change when it's been thoroughly vetted in the states.  For instance, legalized marijuana is a clear failure for society and our country and needs to be re-criminalized.  That experiment is over.

We all lost.You included. You haven't got sense to see it yet. You will. You don't see me whining to say it was rigged. Our elections are fair. The only one interring in it was always Trump.