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> If every state followed suit, the problem would be solved.

Or it creates an entirely new problem. People like this don't just go away after hitting a single roadblock.

Don't let perfect be the enemy of good my friend. Closing a loophole that's done so much damage to the country is a good thing, even if there's another loophole waiting to be found.

If it isn't done federally then it isn't done.

The dynamic is that corpos are chartered/registered by states, both domestic (operating in the state its chartered in) and foreign (operating in a different state than where its chartered).

Federal regulation would make a mess of the idea due to preemption, eliminating the state regulatory option and leaving us with just the federal options of a Constitutional amendment or impeaching/replacing the Supreme Court and repudiating their openly corrupt precedent (decree).

> If every state followed suit, the problem would be solved.

If we just change the rules, the game will stay exactly the same? Sorry, but this awfully naive.

That's how all changes to the law work... First you change it, then you enforce it.