This is pretty unconstitional, but there's a problem with the constitution and the government. Thwarting the constitution is pretty simple if you have enough w

This is pretty unconstitional, but there's a problem with the constitution and the government. Thwarting the constitution is pretty simple if you have enough willing (or unwilling but coercible) participants in government. We have three co-equal branches of government. If two branches collude to thwart the constitution, they will always succeed because they can override the third branch. And of course if all three branches collude (as is arguably the case in the last 12 years), the constitution goes down without a fight.