And while we're fighting over what we call it, they move over to litigation, they go to court, they start dismantling the infrastructure that was making protection of those rights possible. But then They legislate and they put in place barriers to ever rebuilding what we had. And so the problem for Congress is that Congress tends to believe that it is the. The imprimatur of what democracy can be on the legislative side. (14:39–14:45)
CLAIM
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