Read up what happened the last 2 weeks and you will understand. That paragraph is just about maine stopping the data from being sent to DHS after Trump stated he would leave it up to them to study voter fraud now.
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/01/why-trumps-voter-fraud-commission-disbanded.html
Bizarrely, Kobach also failed to ensure that his commission complied with the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), which demands that panels like Kobach’s to follow certain guidelines to maintain transparency and prevent bias. FACA requires advisory commissions to provide public access to all “records, reports, transcripts, minutes, appendixes, working papers, drafts, studies, agenda, or other documents” that its members consult or prepare. Individual commissioners hold “an enforceable right to obtain” these documents and “to fully participate in the deliberations of the Commission.”
In November, Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, a Democratic member of the commission,
sued under FACA to obtain access to the commission’s deliberations. Dunlap alleged that the Republican commissioners had essentially iced him out, denying him access to documents and information passed around by the GOP bloc. In December, a judge
ruled in Dunlap’s favor, ordering the commissioners to furnish the documents and respect Dunlap’s “right to fully participate in the commission.”
Rather than comply with the court order, Kobach decided to disband the commission altogether, with little advance warning to his colleagues. A White House official
told CNN that the commission could not operate as intended while comporting with FACA. That’s a remarkable admission, as it simply means that the leaders of the commission could not find a way to do its work without keeping unlawful partisan secrets.
According to Politico, other White House officials blamed the whole affair on former Trump strategist Steve Bannon. One official called the commission a “blundered Bannon rollout” that “should’ve never been in place.” Another declared: “This was [Bannon’s] idea, and it was not a good one.”
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So we're all going to die in 59 days, and the answer is more taxes. That's right. Carbon isn't bad and the world won't end just as long as a tax is applied.
