Lock Congress in Independence Hall and don’t let them out until they reach permitting reform deal

From May to July 1776, delegates from 13 disparate colonies sat in a stuffy room in Philadelphia, windows sealed against eavesdroppers, sweating through coarse wool coats in the summer heat. They disagreed about nearly everything.
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