ASSIGNMENT: "A judiciary independent of the will of the nation is a solecism [an absurdity], at least in a republican argument." So wrote Thomas Jefferson about the doctrine of judicial review. Jefferson pointed out that judicial review gives the judicial branch too much power , because it allows judges, who are unelected and appointed for life), to overrule the wishes of the majority (as expressed in legislationand so allows them to violate the principle of popular sovereignty, which is basic to democracy. In a well-structured paragraph, criticize this argument of Jefferson's. To receive full credit, you must mention at least three weaknesses of the argument .