It's a maneuver that only needs to be done once :)
As far as the senate goes, you're probably right there's no quick way to abolition, but as Trump threatened, a president could repeatedly prorogue the institution to kneecap some of its power.
False. Roosevelt nearly did it himself until the court bent to his will, simply to preserve itself.
FDR was pretty clear that MvM is being abused by the court to the point that it's no longer a judicial body,
But a little later the Court itself admitted that it was an extraordinary power to exercise and through Mr. Justice Washington laid down this limitation upon it: “It is but a decent respect due to the wisdom, the integrity and the patriotism of the legislative body, by which any law is passed, to presume in favor of its validity until its violation of the Constitution is proved beyond all reasonable doubt.”[4]
But since the rise of the modern movement for social and economic progress through legislation, the Court has more and more often and more and more boldly asserted a power to veto laws passed by the Congress and State Legislatures in complete disregard of this original limitation.
In the last four years the sound rule of giving statutes the benefit of all reasonable doubt has been cast aside. The Court has been acting not as a judicial body, but as a policy-making body.
Both are anti-democratic institutions, so neither are left wing.
A left-leaning president can unilaterally end constitutional review by declaring that Marbury v Madison is non-binding, and the court's rulings are only advisory.
If Biden is the nominee, Trump wins. It's literally that simple. I'm personally fine with that because I think Joe Biden deserves to be remembered and hated as the selfish narcissist and right-wing enabler he always has been.
Your comment was pretty clearly about the supreme court