The Founders of the US Constitution believed it would be rewritten within 30 years; it did not contemplate constitutional review by any court. The amendment process would handle all the weird discrepancies that was self-evident in the tortured but plain language of the text.
In 1803 the Supreme Court (Marbury v Madison) took power NOT granted to them by Article 3 and established the court’s power of judicial review and binding precedent effectively permitted the court and Congress to rewrite the Constitution. law.cornell.edu/wex/marbury_v_…
Justices Marshall, Cushing, Paterson, Chase, Washington and Moore
"The entire doctrine of "standing" was invented by courts this last century as a way to play preferential Pontius Pilate, washing their hands of cases they don't want responsibility for." — Robert Barnes