It's becoming increasingly apparent that the fabric of American society--specifically the meta-rules governing how rules are made and adjudicated--is going to b

It's becoming increasingly apparent that the fabric of American society--specifically the meta-rules governing how rules are made and adjudicated--is going to be rapidly rewritten. This has needed to happen for a long time, but unfortunately the right wing seems to be the first mover (arguably with the refusal to accept Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court), and will likely retain the advantage that confers for a while. Rather than the chaotic blow-by-blow of legislative victories and supreme court cases, I wish we'd hold a full Constitutional Convention.