> Well isn't this what most people voted on? ... No? The US still has a constitution, unexcited though the courts seem about enforcing it. If people wanted to

> Well isn't this what most people voted on? ... No? The US still has a constitution, unexcited though the courts seem about enforcing it. If people wanted to get rid of that, they'd vote in state governments who said they wanted to get rid of the constitution, and do a constitutional convention. Barring that, no, most people in the US probably didn't vote for a sort of wonky dictatorship.