Agreed. "It should be a national issue!" presumes a particular set of policies are enacted, enacted effectively, and enacted fairly. One could certainly be ove

Agreed. "It should be a national issue!" presumes a particular set of policies are enacted, enacted effectively, and enacted fairly. One could certainly be overly optimistic about that happening. Best case, it makes "a federal issue" out of something at a time when political divisiveness is already at intolerable levels. At least now Alabama and California can disappointedly shake their damn heads at one another instead of being engaged in active opposition.