The constitutional requirement seems to be very, very clear that physicality is necessary to constitute a quorum.
Andy Biggs: “The constitutional requirement seems to be very, very clear that physicality is necessary to constitute a quorum.”
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Biggs argues for the necessity of physical presence for a quorum in Congress.
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