The first annoyingly whiny high profile progressive who couldn't stand the court upholding the Constitution was Theodore Roosevelt himself. Right there at the beginning of the Progressive Era.
King Teddy the first hated, HATED when the court sided with the Constitution above collectivist progressive machinations, and he went out and bellyached about it constantly. Just like Chuck U Schumer, Teddy I couldn't rush out there and find a microphone fast enough when the latest "good job" was performed on the court.
To elitist king Teddy, upholding the Constitution was a form of corruption. Progressives don't change.