As an aside: this is why the SCOTUS justices are our real overlords. They have life tenure, they can override the constitution on a whim, and it's virtually impossible to override them.
Some years back, Bork called it the “liberal judiciocracy.”
>Yes. And it’s possible to overturn a SCOTUS decision too. You just need to pass a constitutional amendment
Please reread Federalist #78 by Alexander Hamilton. I can’t imagine a self-respecting Freeper who hasn’t read it once. He certainly did not see such a requirement in a government of divided powers and coequal branches.
https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/fed78.asp
And then refer to the response of Andrew Jackson to Worcester v Georgia (1832). A President and 34 senators (blocking impeachment) can nix any SCOTUS pronouncement.