Term limits.
Freedom from slave wages.
Free universities and higher education.

Cut military industrial complex spending.

The vice president.

Everything.

Realistic short term fix? Campaign finance reforms would go a long way toward solving our massive corruption issues.

Idealistic long term fix? Direct democracy. You can't corrupt an official if the office doesn't exist.

I would say getting money out of politics but I don't think that will ever happen, unfortunately...

For-profit healthcare. That shit needs to go.

The merging of the culture of greed with evangelical "true belief" and with Republican politics.

The ruling duopoly. It is the illusion of choice. The differences between the two parties are miniscule. Both parties are beholden to corporations, both parties are far more interested in power, lining their own pockets, and re-election than they are in principle, and neither party truly cares about citizens' liberty.

The ruling duopoly is a grave threat to the future of this nation.

Information dissimenation.

We need to stop letting bullshit present itself as news. This has created the most divided electorate of my lifetime. We can’t even agree on basic facts anymore.

That is the acid that is corroding the infrastructure. Unless that gets resolved, all the other problems we are facing, and they are plentiful, will result in squabbling and profiteering instead of actual problem solving.

We need to boot out everyone in Washington DC and start over.

There are so many, but I'd have to say my too 5 would be (in no particular order):

Updating the 2nd amendment.

Giving more money to arts in schools, and less to athletics.

A true separation of church & state.

A serious focus on environmental issues.

A serious focus on infrastructure.

Everyone should take a course in economics in high school.

The American dream. The version that the greedy power-hungry heartless element buy into anyway.

guns and greed