Yes.
We need to restructure. Every community of 300 people max needs a community council. That council ought to send 2 folks to represent the interests of the neighborhood to their city council. The city council ought to send 2 folks to represent the interests of the city to the county. The county ought to send 2 to represent the county to the voting district. The voting district council then ought to vet the nominations for mayor and state congress members.
Then everyone ought to have their vote counted, and majority rule.
We shouldn't have a power-head. No president. Simply a congress. And there can be a cabinet that could represent the executive branch, but no singular head.
Nothing is cohesive in this country. With all our diversity, we need a better system. It wasn't designed for cohesion or for diverse interests- it was designed for competing factions to be sustained, and avoid tyranny of a "majority" among the interests of a far more homogeneous group of citizens.
At least, this is roughly what I imagine would work. Of course- I'm no expert, and I have not studied this very in depth. Its just my opinion/hypothesis.