This legislative bill, proposed by Minnesota state senators, calls on the U.S. Congress to reverse the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision. It argues that constitutional rights should only apply to natural persons (humans) and not to corporations or other legal entities. Additionally, the bill asserts that spending money is not a form of protected speech under the First Amendment. The bill asks Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to: 1. Declare that constitutional rights are solely the rights of natural persons. 2. Establish that any entity recognized by law does not have separate constitutional rights beyond those of its members and can be regulated. 3. Enable federal, state, and local governments to regulate, limit, or prohibit political contributions and expenditures to ensure equitable access to the political process for all citizens, regardless of economic status. 4. Require full public disclosure of any allowed political contributions and expenditures.

This resolution has been forwarded to the relevant authorities for further action with the hope to amend the U.S. Constitution in accordance with these principles.