I went thru this thought process when we were thrust into the LGBTQRSTUV marriage mess. Kentucky passed a constitutional amendment in the 80s defining marriage as between one man and one woman. It passed voter approval by 70-25
The obvious “fix” would be a popular referendum on the issue that had the legal effect of overturning a bad decission. In this case the issues are simple,, thats not always the case.
Im all for as much power to rest in the people. Or as close to the people as practable.
Given a defined minimum standard that must be met, all federal decissions would be subject to popular referendum p.
Term limts or election of judges becomes less important.
Im convinced a vast majority of Americans are against abortion and LGBTQRSTUV marriages,.
Im convinced a vast majority of Americans are against abortion and LGBTQRSTUV marriages,.
The numbers, have always been there.
Something is not right.
FWIW