Not so. The 18th Amendment was passed with strong opposition, about half of the country. It was about where this country is now.
I think that with this Supreme Court treachery, there are going to be a lot of minds changed about pushing for the amendment that weren't convinced before. A LOT of minds.
Baloney. We didn't have opinion polls back then, but it was enormously popular.
Senate vote 65 t0 20. House vote 182 to 128. 46 of 48 states ratified it. Only two voted against it.
Now it wasn't too many years, obviously, before a whole lot of people changed their minds. But in 1918/19 the amendment was wildly popular or at least considered inevitable.
The problem with a Constitutional Amendment, though, is that it will be as binding on the government as the 4th, 5th, and 6th were on the NSA/FISA-court.