on their way to washington to, again, deprive governor abbott of a quorum there so a bill can pass through for him to sign. the truth is as malevolent as it is, the republican push to enact voter suppression laws predicated on a law also includes voter nullification laws. we have talked about this, laws that would remove the likes of brad raffensperger from the decisionmaking tree. without voting rights legislation, how do you protect? how do you guard the will of the people in the commonwealth? it is clear that washington is not going to get the job done, and this issue is being left to the states. i would just respectfully push back slightly on what you said. they re not winning here in pennsylvania. they re not winning because we beat them in court and they re not winning because we have a democratic governor who will veto any of these bills if it reaches his desk. we must keep that veto pen in the governor s office to beat back these attempts to try to change the rules. understan