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I submit this for your consideration. Judicial review dates to 1803 and Marbury vs Madison. [Hidden Content]
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Then why have a Supreme Court. Does the Constitution limit them to interpreting only within the context of the world as it existed in 1789?
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“As intended” means exactly what it says. The original intent. Otherwise known as originalism. Any other type of interpretation is nothing more than an attempt to change the Constitution because you don’t like what it says and means. The Constitution doesn’t change with the times, and was never meant to do so. As you say, the framers were thoughtful. They thought of a way to adapt the Constitution to new situations. The manner is done by the same method as was used to create the Constitution. “By the people” through Amendments.