[Carry_Okie]

Even if ratified, the notion that a treaty overrides the Constitution is just plain untrue.

It's been done for over seventy years, Reid v. Covert notwithstanding.

[Sherman Logan]

You have an example.

The Constitution says that the Constitution and treaties are the supreme law. Which by logic says that the Constitution outranks a treaty. Otherwise the President and 2/3 of the Senate could amend the Constitution without involving the House or States.