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  • The judge will make a judgment that reflects their ideology. Whether that overrides the judgment of the people, congress, or another leader, is a political tug of war. One that the US constitution says nothing about.

  • In other countries, there is no written constitution or the constitution is merely aspirational

    What specific country are you referring to? It's hard to find one without a constitution.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_constitutions

    the Constitution is considered legally binding

    I don't believe anyone is disputing that the constitution is a legal document. Is that what you think Marbury is about?

  • All the president has to do is assert that Supreme Court rulings about constitutionality are merely advisory and non-binding, that Marbury (1803) was wrongly decided, and that the constitutional document says absolutely nothing about the Supreme Court having this power. You don’t need a constitutional amendment. You don’t need to pass a law. And you don’t need to appoint any judges. This is a completely reasonable position that also reflects the kind of power top courts have in other countries.

    • Matt Bruenig

    https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/2020/09/20/what-exactly-is-the-liberal-position-on-the-supreme-court/

  • I'm enjoying a kapok as well as a down pillow. Only natural for me, nobody off-gasses on my face.

    real silk pillowcases are just too slippery for me (and you have to wash em in a bag) so I stick with cotton.