In the Fort Hill Address, John Calhoun argued, under his Principle of Concurrent Majorities, that if two thirds of the states voted an ordinance of nullification, then a federal law was repealed.
The people appear to want the bar lowered.
That headline is totally misrepresentative of the story text.
I find it interesting that pollsters provide the number of recipients they BS, er I mean “interviewed”, and this one did not. But who cares, it’s Pravda. Mad magazine has more credibility.