There is a whole host of laws that we can repeal from the state legislatures such as the income tax, grope and scan TSA, FDA, FCC, and so on. We can recall federal judges since those are created by legislation. This would definately create a more balanced power ratio between the states and federal government.

It would be very difficult to turn an Article V convention into a full re-write of the Constitution (Constitutional Convention) since 2/3 of the states would have to propose it and 3/4 of the states would have to approve it.

I also disagree with you that the states would be interfering where they have no business; the states are empowered by the 10th Amendment to delegate issues not enumerated to the federal government. In my opinion, the states definitely should be in control of issues such as health care, immigration, environmental regulations and education, to name a few, as they affect us all on the local level. And it is much easier for an average citizen to gain access to and control the direction of their state legislature than it is to make any serious change in DC where special interests can and do influence elections for federal offices.

The Repeal Amendment is not the perfect solution but it would give more ammo to the states than the current system where a state attempts to take on the federal government only to be shot down in the federal courts. The Repeal Amendment is just a small step in leveling the playing field when it comes to the rights of the states.