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Picture it, the view of the British countryside from your window seat.

The excitement of knowing you're on route to see someone you love.

The smokers are satisfaction you get knowing that you're not stuck in traffic.

It's a great feeling.

Whether it's wild weekends, Sunday surprises, anywhere adventures, get closer to the people,

places and things you love with rail.

Nothing beats being there.

But here's one of the fundamental things I think people need to understand about what

Liz Janey is doing.

Is we have a separation of powers.

The legislative branch writes the laws.

The executive branch carries them out.

And the judiciary makes decisions from criminal law, to criminal cases, to deciding disputes

between neighbors.

What this commission has done is taken on the role of all of them.

But most importantly, this January 6th commission is acting as the prosecutor.

They're presenting evidence to themselves as the judiciary.

And then they are going to be making the decision as the jury.

So they have actually subsumed in themselves all aspects of decision making.

They will decide what evidence comes in.

And if it doesn't fit their narrative, we'll never see it.

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