(06-30-2020, 10:57 AM)lex24 Wrote: How bout we get through this first? Then we can have a commission(s). As for bipartisanship, I think that’s a pipe dream. No matter who wins in Nov. Hope I’m wrong.Agree. A commission would take at least a year to publish results, so best for those up for election to have a position on a commission and let voters weigh in.
Based on current polling it is entirely possible that the Executive Branch, the House and the Senate will all be able to agree to a single commission. Best would be if the majority of both parties want a single commission, but it is possible the majorities in both the House and Senate in 2021 will agree on an investigation path.
I do worry about calling up Governors and local officials. Which Governors? Why those Governors?
Even selecting Governors from a particular party to testify would be tricky. Hogan and DeWine will have very different perspectives than Ducey and Stitt.
Given that the USA did such an awful job I would be open to getting a fresh perspective from experts in countries that had a little more success with COVID. That type of assistance is probably out of the question, which is part of our current COVID19 problem.

