How do we as a people change laws without the interference of our legislature?

Question

How do we amend, repeal or introduce new policy ourselves without the use of lobbiest?

Answer 1

Hmmmm...  "interference" by the people who you have elected to do the job you are talking about.  Perhaps a better solution is to elect a legislature that does it's job and that pays closer attention to individual voters instead of lobbiest that represent groups of voters.  

From my point of view a similar questions would be "How do we  as a people enforce the laws without the interference of the police?"  In short, there is a system in place, make it work, instead of making a new one.

Answer 2

You can write the politician who could help your cause the most. I did. I wrote the Boren Act that turned into the family time that people (male and female) get off work for family needs.

Answer 3

It depends on the states.  Maine for example has a law where the citizens can file petitions and get a law placed on the ballot.  Then people vote on it, and if it passes it becomes law.  They can also petition against a new law and rescind it.  This is only states though, we don't have any way to do that federally.

Answer 4

Same way as the Spanish did by taking to the streets of Madrid, in; vast numbers.