the problem with this is that a new congress constitutes itself, so the current majority wouldn't have any particular authority to act
the problem with this is that a new congress constitutes itself, so the current majority wouldn't have any particular authority to act
And a SCOTUS that gave a rat's ass about what the Constitution says or even what actual history and tradition is would obviously agree. But, welp...
no, quite literally, the old congress no longer exists on january 2nd 2027, and a new one has to constitute itself. it has nothing to do with what scotus thinks
And I suspect the GOP doesn't have enough control over the congressional staff to prevent them from defecting, should we get a competing Congresses situation.
Which could lead to the very funny scene of several GOP reps getting locked out of the system because they lost their elections.