Phart, you are stating your opinion and I’m not going to say you are wrong or right. What I am going to ask is, “Do you have any idea how difficult it is to change the Constitution ?” Congress can’t do it alone. The President can’t do at all. Remember, the 14th amendment has to be abolished. That in itself creates a huge mess. Then two thirds of the states have to conduct constitutional conventions and hold elections. Then their state congresses have to ratify the amendment. The time line is several years, maybe decades.
In my opinion, it wouldn’t happen.
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The Record (Successful): The 27th Amendment’s 200+ year journey.The Record (Fastest): The 26th Amendment (lowering the voting age to 1

was ratified in just 100 days in 1971.Modern Deadlines: Following these historical extremes, Congress now generally imposes a strict seven-year time limit on state ratification for modern proposed amendments.
Remember, lowering the voting age in 1971, during the Vietnam War where 18 yr old draftees were getting killed, made it easy.
This amendment is very polarizing.