> Why would you want it nation wide? They didn't say they did, they said we're closer to having a legitimate discussion. But to answer your question, if it's

> Why would you want it nation wide? They didn't say they did, they said we're closer to having a legitimate discussion. But to answer your question, if it's better, we might want it nationwide for similar reasons we have a national minimum wage and national child labor laws. For some things making sure there's a lower bound that everyone can rely on is a large part of the benefit, so inconsistent rules across the nation don't allow for a large portion of the benefit to be realized. Whether this is one of those cases is something we'll hopefully get some more data on.