> Besides, you can't restructure the Senate to make it proportional to population (at least without unanimity among the states), as that is literally the one th

> Besides, you can't restructure the Senate to make it proportional to population (at least without unanimity among the states), as that is literally the one thing that an Amendment cannot do. (There used to be another, but that was time-limited.) Though, if there was enough support, it could be done with two amendments. The first would be an amendment to Article V, removing the requirement of unanimous changes to the Senate composition. The second would actually change it. The likelihood of that happening is effectively nil, but it is allowed by the rules set out in the Constitution.