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@Elliptica @sickburnbro "Judicial review only works in a high trust society."

I'm sure that's true, but did we ever really have one? Concept established by fiat in the US in 1803 becoming part of our small c constitution, and was contentious pretty much since then??

Here we have a counter-revolution being Resisted by our Deep State. The Congress could fix this by jurisdiction stripping (the founders did not trust judges), but they're mostly of the Deep State. Or disestablishing much or all of the Federal judiciary below the Supreme Court. Or we could interpret Article III "good behavior" as not requiring an Article I impeachment to oust these judges. Etc.

"The purpose of a system is what it does."