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Being there, being fair
Clayton Collins
Christa Case Bryant covered Jan. 6, 2021, from inside the U.S. Capitol. Today she explores the continuing fallout. Story Hinckley is traveling for the presidential primaries. She explains below what that entails.
Their respective takes – democracy strained, democracy striving – share a commitment to completeness.
“The No. 1 thing you need to do if you want to be fair is constantly evaluating. ... What am I missing?” Christa has said. Every voice counts.
Most Americans don’t vote. “So I want to make sure that I’m talking to the Joe ... outside of the Hardee’s who isn’t even thinking about the election yet,” Story says. “That’s interesting.” We think so, too.
