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States that are in danger, even with the high turnout and operation. but when you think that there are 22 republican see this, they actually could be flipped for mobilizing turnout. the starting point needs to be just in 2020, joe biden won the most votes in 226 of these seats. 218 for majority. if you look at the racial voter turnout gap, which is a core component for data that we look at, you look at the racial composition district and the voter turnout by racial pools, and you calculation that that into the second factor, then you actually see there is much more potential of a high turnout ...

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Problem that we have not brought up, is well, cheryl and richard touched on briefly. the problem that flight attendants are bearing the brunt of this. they are leaving. they are quitting in droves. this is part of why we have scenes flight prices skyrocket. we see in flights derailed all across the united states. they are leaving because they are tired of being the nation's repository for angry people. they are tired of having little authority to manage these do noe the mask police. guess what, it has become a core component of their daily responsibility. they do not like it. we want to sort o...

Learned that as a person and a judge you have humility. judge griffith, who came before this committee, introduced you and scores of others we've heard from i've just referenced have lauded your practice of judicial restraint. and you've said a core component of your philosophy is your understanding that the judge's role is a limited one. well, i think restraint is a core part of your approach to decision-making partly because you are a judge who is humble enough to know that the constitution and the laws passed by congress say what the law is. the judge has a limited role in deciding question...