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  I would also like to win the lottery, but that’s also not happening.
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  According to Mr Schiff, the reform would reaffirm that the vice president does not have the power to take those actions and prevent states from changing the rules for awarding their electors after an election.
  The committee also called for a law clarifying the House’s ability to "enforce its own subpoenas, and to seek expedited enforcement in the courts."
  "Even now, committee subpoenas are being litigated in the courts, their enforcement stalled by the litigious practices of Trump and his enablers. When the current session of Congress ends on Jan. 3, 2023, those subpoenas will lose their force, and would do so even if the new majority were not bent on thwarting our work," Mr Schiff writes. "The subjects of congressional investigation should never again be able to evade oversight by exploiting the glacial speed of the courts."
  He also stressed the need for US institutions to reckon with the threat posed to democracy by white nationalist groups. The committee recommended reforms that would "achieve a whole-of-government approach to combating domestic violent extremists and violent anti-government militias."
  
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  okay, so I think it's great they want to do this... but maybe a better time would have been before we lost control of the house.  You can bet that if any of these reforms require legislation, which of course they would, Republicans will now block it.  
  I just wish they'd released this report during the summer and that we were having this conversation months ago when there was still time to actually get some bills passed.