We are in the deep throws of a constitutional crisis in the following sense: we are trying to find our way back to it.

In a likely never before seen openly brazen way, we have not two, but all three branches of our government jockeying for control. It is unprecedented in the modern day. Historically it is the Executive and Legislative Branches that engage in fierce and costly competitions for the power to do something to the citizenry, albeit directly to us, or with our money.

But now in 2025, we see the once-thought highly respectful Judicial Branch entering the ring. A true power struggle of epic proportions. Who is right, and who is overstepping? A verifiable crisis indeed.

The cause is clear. So is the answer.

The cause? Well, we have a new administration in the White House, one that was resoundingly put there by an unquestionable majority of Americans. The 47th President won not just the Electoral College, but he won the popular vote by millions of votes. It was a modern-day landslide. However, We The People did not stop there.

This past November, we didn’t simply elect a new leader; we also gave him all the tools he would need to get the job done. Namely, we gave him a Republican House of Representatives and a Republican Senate. We Americans, tired of the lawlessness of the Biden years, (where the absurdities came at such a rapid rate that your head would spin, and then explode, from the shock of their backward policies), decided to clean house at a level not seen in recent memory.