Congress routinely passes unpopular laws. How? They combine them with unrelated bills that are sure to pass. The "One Subject at a Time Act" (OSTA) would prevent this.
OSTA would prevent such outrages by requiring that:
1. Each bill must be about one subject only.
2. Legislation passed in violation of this requirement will be considered null-and-void by the courts.
3. Make bills shorter, and easier to understand.
4.Replace propagandistic titles with descriptive names.
5. Require that all new laws are favored by a real Congressional majority.
6. Render bills that violate these requirements unenforceable.
Find out more at http://www.downsizedc.org/osta-legislation