You can get rid of an elected congressman, how do you get rid of an unelected judge with a God complex?
All politicians should be disposable in some fashion, but judges hang on like leeches.
Well, the correct response is "impeachment". OTOH, how do you make that happen when almost half the country is cheering the activists on? I'll admit I don't know.
Constitutional one twelve year term then. You would get support from both sides for this since each would think it limits the 'damage' the other side can do. And with every Presidential election we would know exactly what's at stake.
In a word, "impeachment." Ultimately, impeachment is meant to be a political tool too, if the judges don't follow the will of the people.
You may be able to get rid of him, but the one you put in his place will love the power and money just as much. Term limits on all branches of government is the best answer.
Impeachment.
Article III, Section 1. The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish. The judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behaviour
Marbury v. Madison should not be overturned.
Interpretation of the Constitution rightfully belongs with the Judiciary.
The Founders provided a Constitutional mechanism (albeit a difficult one) to address situations of judicial misconduct. IMHO, that includes judicial activism that deliberately distorts and misinterprets the Constitution. There is no need to overturn Marbury simply because the invertebrates in the Executive and Legislative branches don't have the gumption to initiate judicial impeachment proceedings.