That's not how it works though. The American system is reactive. Meaning, you could see something like this enacted with years of disruption, even if it is ulti

That's not how it works though. The American system is reactive. Meaning, you could see something like this enacted with years of disruption, even if it is ultimately over turned. Worse, if the court really wants to protect the law, they use "standing weaselry" to effectively protect it from being challenged. This looks like a red-meat bill that won't pass both houses but it's a big deal that it made it through one. Usually these die in committee or never get schedule for a floor vote.