So do you agree that over-zealous enforcement of intellectual property rights could reduce our citizens' legitimate access to information, and will you ensure transparency in policy development so that all of the ramifications of these enforcement activities can be assessed with the maximum public involvement?
Feingold questions the impact of strict intellectual property enforcement on public access to information.
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This is not just an insurrection. The oath they just took, Ari, was to defend against all enemies domestic or foreign. And these people were enemies of our country, domestic enemies who were trying destroy our government.
The answer is going to be Donald Trump. Just like when I was a kid, who is the only president that was ever impeached, Andrew Johnson.
It would be crazy for people to not do something strong now and make sure voting rights are protected out of some kind of a fear of what Mitch McConnell would do in the future.
I found that troubling as well, and taking this idea of being careful way too far.
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