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I have a GREAT idea, which I am sharing here on your blog, Enrique. In my 27th Amendment, registered voters who do not vote for President will be considered to have voted for the INCUMBENT (because those voters apparently don’t care to change things) so if 51% of the registered voters don’t vote, then the INCUMBENT stays in office for two more years! That would provide some incentive for showing up at the polls.
Great idea, but we would have to get rid of term limits!
Oops. I mean 28th Amendment. Lost count.