There is a difference between breaking the law (criminality) and violating the Constitution. For crimes, yes, impeachment would be the way to address it. There is also a difference between political issues and legal questions. What Trump is doing clearly, clearly invokes a legal issue, which deals with one of the most fundamental tenets of American law. That's one of the things that is so stupid about all of this. First year con law students can tell you that just about everything that is being done violates separation of powers. Constitutionality, which is what this is about, is the Supreme Court's primary function. They aren't punting Constitutionality, especially not such critical issues as these. The Supreme Court justices have become de facto political tools, but that is as much a function of the electorate and Congress as anything. But they are not spineless sycophants. I consider Barrett and Kavanaugh to be illegitimate because both should have been Dem. nominees but for Mitch McConnell's party-over-country fuckery. The justices are proud, learned people. They REALLY don't want to be seen as Trump's stooges. Especially considering Roberts' track record, I see the Supreme Court as delivering the beginning of the end of this Trump/Musk fascist dictatorship cartoon. And I see it all being done with 9-0 per curiam opinions.