I did watch today as over 30 of the States came together for the common goal of ridding the citizens of a unconstitutional “law”.
The process is pretty simple, given the understanding that a law is "Unconstitutional".
You bring a case before the Supreme Court, they issue the ruling that it's Unconstitutional and that's the end of it... "game over" (in regards to that law).
I don't know why people are getting so upset, when they say that it's "Unconstitutional" -- given that this is precisely what the Supreme Court does (issue rulings when something is "uconstitutional" and therefore, the law is not in effect any more) ... :-)
There's no need for even the normal process of a "Constitutional Amendment"... when you've got the Supreme Court who does these things.
That's why we've got three branches of government.
This from the Court that gave us Roe and Kelo? Kelo came 2 States away from Presentments until the States enacted into their own Constitutions that THEY would not seize private propoerty for corporate interests. The Feds still can under Kelo.
We’ve been asking for Constitutional protections for the unborn since 1972 based on the 14th - we still do not have that.
It’s ridiculous to say the “process” works when there is case after case to show it does not.
The Framers handed us the Constitution with everything we need to protect ourselves from an out of control federal government and people are afraid to use it.
Too bad the Framers had more confidence in Americans 260+ years ago then Americans do today.