The vitriol in the country is at an all$-$time high, and most of it seems to relate to what is happening $($or not happening$)$ in D$.$C$.$ The U$.$S$.$ Congress passes a new law stating that no one can express any sort of dislike regarding any new policies that Congress chooses to enact. What, most likely, will be the courts' response to such legislation, and under what legal authority will the courts act? Courts will likely:

Apply the intermediate scrutiny standard because this law deals with a important right, pursuant to the courts' power to regulate commerce as established by the Commerce Clause

Declare the law constitutional, because this law deals with $"$an issue of societal importance," pursuant to the courts' power of jurisdiction

Apply the rational basis test to determine whether the law makes any sense whatsoever, pursuant to the courts' power to under the common sense doctrine, which has its origins in Common Law

Declare the law unconstitutional because the courts are the supreme law of the land, pursuant to the judicial branch's power of supremacy as established by the Supremacy Clause

Apply the strict scrutiny standard because this law deals with a fundamental right, pursuant to courts' power of judicial review, which existed as a common law doctrine before our country's founding and was established by case law