Every time the United States Supreme Court hands down a controversial decision, somebody immediately starts whining, “That’s not what the majority of Americans want!” Maybe.Maybe not.The truth is, nobody really knows. We don’t decide constitutional questions by national referendum. We don’t take a Gallup poll. We don’t count “likes” on social media. Instead, we’re expected to rely on the legacy media to tell us what America supposedly believes. That’s a remarkable arrangement considering those same media organizations have spent decades proving they can shape public opinion almost as easily as they report it. Then there’s an even bigger problem. Our educational system has done a spectacular job of producing graduates who know almost nothing about the Constitution or the liberties it protects. Civic education has largely been replaced with political activism, emotional arguments, and whatever fashionable cause happens to dominate the news cycle. The result?  Millions of America...