> The Constituion isn't the end all be all law of the land. But the Constitution says it is. If one law says "you can't do that" and Congress does THAT THING,

> The Constituion isn't the end all be all law of the land. But the Constitution says it is. If one law says "you can't do that" and Congress does THAT THING, what is the point? The Supreme Court just says "living document" and lets Congress do whatever. > I'm unsure what the problem is with the federal government legislating laws into existence. They're legislating things that Constitution says they don't have the power to do.