Tyranny of a Minority

<p>In today's Episode, Chris argues that when 50% of the representation represents 20% of the population, it allows for a <strong>Tyranny of a Minority</strong>. We see this in cancel culture as well as laws crafted from extreme views within the parties. The state of Texas' abortion law is <strong>reflective of a minority interest</strong>. </p><p>Chris also looks at the SCOTUS decision not to freeze the state law, by and large tilting their hand as to how they might rule in the <strong>coming Mississippi case</strong> this fall that asks for a 15 week viability standard.</p><p>And while abortion is being restricted in the most significant way since Roe v Wade was decided in 1973, Texas in the same week enacted a law to allow gun owners to <strong>open carry in public</strong> with no license or training. </p><p><strong>Also on the table</strong>: a Second Guess on<strong> #Digital Dunkirk </strong>as veterans and U.S. citizens outside the government work to help get people out of Afghanistan after the U.S. evacuation and withdrawal has ended.</p>