The hope of democracy is that the will of the citizens of a nation will be carried out by the government. When our system of government was first drafted, no one could have imagined a way to have all of its citizens voices heard. Thus bureaucracy was necessitated. We live in an era where we can have a direct vote on our federal policies. An amendment that allows veto power in Congress for the American people will facilitate the will of the people, even if the representatives of those citizens do not share that will. If Congress or the President enact (or fail to enact) a bill, the American people can vote to veto the decision. A new system of electronic voting can be created to establish the infrastructure needed for veto voting.



