How is it that unpopular proposals—unsupported by real science—such as the banning of gas stoves, weakening the power of air conditioners or virtually prohibiting the sale of certain candies get to become law?

This segment of What’s Ahead discusses how extremists have perfected ways to push through these ideas, even if they are massively unpopular. Their methods make a mockery of the Constitution and the concept that laws should have the consent of the governed and not be imposed from on high, like a decree from an imperial monarch.

The Supreme Court must aggressively push back on all backdoor attempts by the far left—or anyone else, for that matter—to legislate outside the halls of Congress.