nominee for president of the united states. therefore the election clauses with the doj policy took place and were in effect. it was not until september 4th that the department of justice public integrity said that we can no longer take any actions on that case, and as early as as early as april to june of 2020, the department of justice and the delaware attorney s office was invoking the election as a reason not to perform those search warrants. time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from ohio. he said i ve been granted ultimate authority, including responsibility for deciding where, when, whether to file charges. later that same month, the second letter where he said no, i don t. now, i don t have that charging authority. so he says i m the boss, i can
like that was almost just the tip of of what was possible here. it just felt like there was an unlimited set of implications here. i think that s exactly right, lawrence. not only with this illuminate all of this super visions for free and fair elections that are here in a state level constitutions. it actually has the impact of fundamentally altering the basic rudimentary election practices that we know. like, whether or not you can have a polling place in x location. all of those things would be subject to the state legislature as opposed to a board of elections, or any kind of agitated that currently regulates elections. and perhaps, most problematically, this theory of the independent state legislature is taking to its logical conclusion, it s not constrained or limited to just this elections clause of article one. it could also be incorporated into article two election clauses, and that deals with the electorals in the electoral college. and that is a theory that essentially
all states have equal protection clauses, speech clauses, assembly clauses. 30 of them guarantee the right to a secret ballot. and with all of that, i felt like that was almost just the tip of of what was possible here. it just felt like there was an unlimited set of implications here. i think that s exactly right, lawrence. not only with this illuminate all of this super visions for free and fair elections that are here in a state level constitutions. it actually has the impact of fundamentally altering the basic rudimentary election practices that we know. like, whether or not you can have a polling place in x location. all of those things would be subject to the state legislature as opposed to a board of elections, or any kind of agitated that currently regulates elections. and perhaps, most problematically, this theory of the independent state legislature is taking to its logical conclusion, it s not constrained or limited to just this elections clause of article one. it co
California is not known as the "Golden State" just because of its resource wealth and picturesque sunsets. It is the largest state economy within the United States, and, standing by itself, the sixth-largest economy in the world.