and tammy patrick is the federal compliance officer in maracopa county. nate persily, who i mentioned, is a professor of law par excellence did i pronounce that right, the excellence part? >> you're my coteacher this year. >> that's true. one of the great honor and fun things i've done. at stanford university. we also had three folks from the private sector with us. joe echevarria was the c.e.o. of deloitte touche, north america, michelle coleman mayes, currently the general counsel at the new york city public library, had been all state general counsel and a number of other fortune 500 companies for a number of years. and brian britton, who when he started on the commission was i'm going to get the title slightly wrong, but he was the guy who ran theme parks for disney because if you're going to mess around with lines, you ought to have a guy from disney there. i should say that brian's best line of the whole commission was after we were talking about long lines and polling places, he just kind of shakes his head and goes, "you mean, they don't even have

of kentucky for two years and is now the director of the institute of politics at harvard and tammy patricks the federal compliance officer in maricopa county. nate personally who i mentioned is a professor of law par excellence. did i announce that right? one of the honors and great things that i've done at stanford university. we also have three folks from the private sector with us, joe edge of their out was the ceo of deloitte north america. michelle coleman mays's currently the general concert in new york public library and allstate general counselor in another -- number of fortune 500 companies for a number of years and brian britten who when he started on the commission, and going to get the title slightly wrong but he was the guy who ran theme parks for disney because if you are going to mess around with lines you ought to have a guy from disney. i should say that brian's best line of the whole commission was after we were talking about long lines at the polling places he just kind of shakes his head and goes you mean they don't even have a concession stand when you are done in? [la

and tammy patrick is the federal compliance officer in maricopa county. -- a professor of par exelon's-- at stanford university. we also had three folks from the private sector with us -- joe echevarria, michelle coleman mayes, general counsel of the new york city public library, allstate general counsel and another -- a number of other fortune 500 companies for a number of years. and brian, who when he started on the commission was -- i will get the title slightly wrong, but he ran theme parks for disney. because if you are going to mess around with lines, you ought to have a guy from disney there. his best line of the whole commission was after we were talking about long lines and polling places, he just kind of shakes his head and goes, "you mean, they don't even have a concession stand when you're done?" [laughter] so we sort of got to mix both professional expertise and a bit of humor in this. where we came at the commission from is bob and i have a somewhat checkered history for a lot of years in beating each other about the head and shoulders from opposite sides of various polit

the secretary of kentucky for two years and is now in the institute of politics at harvard and tammie patrick is the federal compliance officer in maricopa county. dave who i mentioned is the excellence -- at stanford university. we also had three folks from the private sector with us. the show was the ceo of north america and michele coleman is the general counsel at the new york city public library yen has been all stated general counsel and a number of other fortune 500 companies for a number of years. and brian bruseghin, who when he started on the commission was -- and going to get the title from that he ran theme-park spurred disney because if you're going to mess around with lines you ought to have someone from disney. i should say that his best line of the whole commission was after we were talking about long lines of the polling places and he just kind of shakes his head and says you don't even have a concession stand when you're done. [laughter] so we sort of have to mix those professional expertise and a bit of humor. so where we can at the commission from is we have a somewhat che

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