Playbook except the philosophy is the same. which is rule or ruin. either we re going to rule everything or we re going to ruin the possibility for democracy to work. and for the government to make any progress. so it s a re-continue to be in the middle of this danger. will the january six committee the making any recommendations for the states? you will surely be making some recommendations about things like how to secure the capital and other things involving the presidential transition. but what about for the states? we ve given the nature of constitutional federalism in america by definition our recommendations will go all the way up and down the system in terms of securing the right to vote. which is federal dimensions, which has state dimensions to it. in terms of defending the integrity of the popular vote in the state. that too is something that has both the state dimension to it but a federal dimension to it. to when it comes to the election of the president. so i think yo
Of elections or packing them turning them from bipartisan bodies in the partisan bodies. so we re going to have to look at a much more granular way it was taking place in each state because we know that that s where the locus of attention has shifted. so it won t be the exact same playbook except the philosophy is the same. which is rule or ruin. either we re going to rule everything or we re going to ruin the possibility for democracy to work. and for the government to make any progress. so it s a re-continue to be in the middle of this danger. will the january six committee the making any recommendations for the states? you will surely be making some recommendations about things like how to secure the capital and other things involving the presidential transition. but what about for the states? we ve given the nature of constitutional federalism in america by definition our recommendations will go all the way up and down the system in terms of securing the right to vote. which is