So to which EU politician do I send GDPR complaint to?
The EU politicians have completely isolated themselves from the common folk through their bureaucratical system.
The EU politicians have completely isolated themselves from the common folk through their bureaucratical system.
I tried to convince the UK government this was a terrible idea when the Investigatory Powers Act was going through. I failed to make any difference at all to any part of it, but I did learn about Select Committees while trying to find out which MP I had to try to convince given my local MP was a powerless newbie.
Instead of the Office and President, have a commission of 50 presidents. Each state chooses one commissioner. But not by election, instead let the state legislature choose the commissioner for the state. The House needs to approve the members of the commission.
Instead of Senate, have regular meetings of all state governors (or someone from their offices). Also, state governors are not chosen in elections, but by the state legislatures.
Keep House as it is, but House cannot initiate new legislation. They can only approve/deny proposals from commission and the governors-senate.
There is nothing inherent about eavesdropping that would violate the GDPR.