> This is literally how the Constitution specifies that the legislature will operate. Yes, it is: each house of Congress is explicitly permitted to set its own

> This is literally how the Constitution specifies that the legislature will operate. Yes, it is: each house of Congress is explicitly permitted to set its own rules of procedure. That is obviously not an anti-majoritarian feature of the Constitution. I didn't say every single provision in the Constitution was anti-majoritarian, or that the founders did a perfect job of implementing their ideas. > The Senate sets it's own rules, by majority vote. This is how the "nuclear option" to change the Filibuster rule was recently implemented. And also, of course, how the filibuster rule was put in place in the first place.