There’s already a de facto supermajority requirement in that you need the senate, which represents states, and the house, which represents people. Also, it tur

There’s already a de facto supermajority requirement in that you need the senate, which represents states, and the house, which represents people. Also, it turns out that when the legislature doesn’t act, because it was deliberately hobbled by its designers, you end up with an ultra powerful executive rather than things being left to the states. It would be better if more Americans recognized the flaws in the design of our system of government instead of quasi-worshipping the Founding Fathers and insisting that any problems are because we are unworthy of their great design.