When Congress passes an unconstitutional law, it is, in fact, the Congress that is violating the long-term will of the people.
Neil Gorsuch: “When Congress passes an unconstitutional law, it is, in fact, the Congress that is violating the long-term will of the…”
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Gorsuch argues that Congress can undermine the people's will by enacting unconstitutional laws.
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