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With the current composition of SCOTUS, no.
Who cares what the Supreme Court thinks. They've shown to be partisan hacks. Nevermind that they held up Obamas nomination action for an entire year so they could install their own lackys.
The conservatives on the Supreme Court shut the previous program down. That (and for many other reasons) is why you should care what the Supreme Court thinks. Donald Trump installed three lifetime conservative justices on the Supreme Court.
Elections have consequences.
Yeah, I'm saying that the Supreme courts legitimacy has been called into question. Well, frankly our entire system at this point. A lot of people pulling strings from behind the scenes to get to this point.
My point is that we should just ignore the Supreme Court. They have shown that they're not up to their responsibility.
I think you should look up how the supreme court works
I don't need to look it up. I know how it is intended to function, and it's not working anymore. You are aware that our country is on the verge of becoming a fascist dictatorship right? And the Supreme Court seems weirdly friendly to the idea.
There is a concerted and coordinated effort from foreign countries, and one of the major political parties to do so.