So, expanding mail-in ballot voting to make it easier to vote in the face of a pandemic that has now killed over 300k people in this country alone, is draconian? You are beyond deluded. I don't even know why I bothered mentioning the number of deaths, your side has never given a shit.
And by the way, the constitutionality of the new election laws, which were passed by the state legislatures (as provided for by Article II of the U.S. Constitution) falls under the jurisdiction of the state constitutions, not the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution only says the states must choose their own electors, and the number based on representation in Congress (number of representatives + the 2 senators). It does NOT assume authority over how states make that determination, nor does it give ANY state authority over any other state in making said determination. This was the conclusion nearly every legal expert, when asked, made, and it's the same conclusion the Supreme Court supported when it ordered that Texas lacked standing. They upheld both the U.S. Constitution and the states' authority over their own elections.
The framers of the U.S. Constitution set up the Supreme Court and other federal courts by design to have authority to determine cases independently of the other branches of government. While Congress does have the power to impeach and remove judges and justices, it has rarely exercised this power (and never over a matter of partisan politics). To date, only 15 judges/justices have been impeached, and of those, only 8 were removed.
You're just being sour grapes.