That’s pretty thin soup. Me, I go with the view espoused by SCOTUS itself, that judicial review is not in the Constitution, but was established in Marburg v Madison when the justices invented the grand tradition of torturing statutory language, in this case the Judiciary Act of 1789, to fit their desired end.
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Marbury, of course. #%*?! spell check
Well you are entitled to your opinion, but it is in the Constitution and the authors of the Constitution meant it to be so Marbury v Madison invented precisely nothing.