The Supremacy Clause (Article VII, Paragraph 2) would disagree with you. No state may have a law that overrides the US Constitution.
The Supremacy Clause (Article VII, Paragraph 2) is not your starting point.
Your starting point are the limited, enumerated powers delegated to the feds by the Constitution via the States and the people most of which is in Art. I, Sec. 8.
You must also understand that the Constitution created the feds and is the ONLY legitimate source of any federal power.
Nowhere does the Constitution give the feds power to enforce the first ten amendments. That “incorporation doctrine” came from the Delusional Lying Left once upon a time and has been tried and found wanting.
I pray that soon that doctrine will also be officially overturned by the Court (it was once already in “The Slaughterhouse Cases” a few years after the 14A was ratified - but purposely ignored by the DEMONocRATS) . In the meantime, decisions based on that utterly unconstitutional doctrine SHOULD be nullified, even if it a decision that seems to favor the good guys because it is based on sweeping federal powers NEVER intended by the ratifiers of the 14A which is why the Left locves it so.