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Congress is really slow/bad at updating laws. State legislatures tend to be a lot more nimble (not as partisan, as there isn't as much focus on them. Plus many states of super-majorities, so it is easier to pass things if all members of a party agree).

I'm fully for most laws being tested at the state level before the federal gov gets involved at all (unless it's interstate commerce). Honestly, I prefer the fed staying out of most things and letting states handle it.




> I'm fully for most laws being tested at the state level before the federal gov gets involved at all (unless it's interstate commerce)

How is teleworking across state lines not interstate commerce?


It is, and that's already been addressed for decades. The employment laws and income tax of the state you're employed in apply in these situations.




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