8 Constitutional Amendments Americans Should Consider:
Section 1. Congress must define the grievances under which war, or military action, is considered necessary.
Section 2. Congress must demonstrate all efforts and actions taken to resolve such grievances, as defined in accordance with Section 1., diplomatically. These efforts must be shown as exhaustive and each effort must be shown as having failed before a Declaration of War may be introduced.
Section 3. Congress must demonstrate immediate peril that, without immediate military action, would lead to the loss of American life and property.
Section 4. Congress must define the enemy against which war is to be declared. This is to include, but is not limited to, geographic location and national boundaries, official leadership, military strength and assets, and national population.
Section 5. Congress must define a clear standard of victory which, once achieved, will cause an immediate cessation of hostilities and a renewed peace process.
Section 6. Congress must demonstrate that the estimated costs of a Declaration of War, both fiscal and human, will not outweigh the perceived benefits of victory, as defined in accordance with Section 5.
Section 7. Congress must actively monitor all military action and inform the public on all costs and progress towards victory, as defined in accordance with Section 5.
Section 8. Congress must review and determine, every three months, if hostilities must cease or continue by a rollcall vote.
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