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The Atlantic Defend the Public Defenders Their ability to hold on to their job should not depend on the same people they challenge in court. March 13, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic Public defense might be one of the rare professions in which doing one’s job too well can lead to being fired. The reasons for this are structural—public defenders are tasked with an obligation they cannot fulfill without upsetting those tasked with helping them fulfill it—and the system can be fixed structurally: by creating a state-level office whose job it is to defend public defenders. Consider the case of tw...

Why can't a group of people come together and get a majority and move forward? >> everyone says why can't you bang heads together in congress and get progress on sensible issues. the problem today is that essentially you've got this incredible polarization right now between if you like the left wing and the right wing. that sound familiar? the other problem is that we have this referendum with a very narrow majority in favor for brexit, but no one ever asked what type of brexit it should be. whether it's a hard brexit or soft brexit, and the parliament actually has a majority of parliament peo...

Week. they're already working under duress. you add this layer and it's painful for all of them. >> how do we get this disentangled? how does this get back to normal as it relates specifically to today and to air traffic controllers and to these delays? the big picture is reopen the government. that's the obvious solution. from a more microlevel, what happens here? >> pardon me while i read one more note. listen, i have often thought, the problem could be this could be where we hit a tipping point. where the president or members of congress realize okay, now we're affecting air traffic in the ...

It stood at 80 to 19, signed into law in 2006. joe biden, hillary clinton, barack obama all voted for it. sherry brown is now a senator. he voted for it in the house again. you guys were before this before, now you're against it just because of your animous for president trump. it was also 13 years ago and we live in a different world. >> that was part of a broader debate that was going on in 2006 and resumed in 2007 that there was going to be comprehensive immigration reform, and you're talking about 10 to 11 million undocumented immigrants who were going to have a path to citizenship, and th...