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[ancianita]

8. Seriously about the general facts of trifecta states beyond WA.

Because this vid's two years old, why should these issues suddenly be dismissed as somehow not recent enough, or relevant to just you? Why would your one example (he's full of shit) justify dismissing the factual basis of unsolved problems in other Democratic trifecta states?

IL, where I come from, has not changed its county tax-funding of school districts, but it should.
I don't keep up with IL from Florida, but given JB Pritzker's high standing in the Democratic Governors Association and his big popular vote win, why he and the Democratic legislature haven't seemed to move toward new funding legislation for rural school systems in the state is puzzling and not in sync with our party platform goals.

Cook County's Chicago Public Schools -- its own independent school district from the state -- could also use an improved funding model for its smaller districts of the South and West side schools. Chicago, like the state, can afford what it wants to afford.

I consider his criticisms relevant to IL, and am more than willing to see cited improvements from Democratic states that would prove his opinion is outdated. At this point, your WA example implies that it's one of them to take into account.