Do you think that the Republicans supposedly thinking about voting blue because of the Kavanaugh controversy will "think about it" right up until they vote red?
I actually think that this mess, combined with the bombshell article released recently by the New York times that provides, for the first time, documented evidence of tax fraud from the office of the Trump Administration, is going to be quite influential in the November elections. Prior to these two issues, I honestly didn't think that the Democrats had any chance to win back either house of Congress in November. I thought they might win a seat or two, but not enough to retake control of the Senate.The state of incredulity that is pervasive in America right now is something I don't think I've ever witnessed before. Half of America is looking at our political process and thinking "you have to be kidding me." If this doesn't motivate people to vote, then I don't know what will.To answer your question, yes, a considerable number of these folks are Republican. And for the first time since the election of 2016, I actually feel that the Democrats have a chance.
Question about the Constitution?
The opening statement of the Constitution is the Preamble. Any law that violates the Constitution is unconstitutional, therefore null and void.