Legal scholar Stephen Vladeck on Texas' new Democratic AG and federal litigation

Legal scholar Stephen Vladeck discusses the potential shift in Texas politics with the election of Democratic Attorney General-elect Nathan Johnson, which could change the state's stance in federal litigation. This change is significant as Texas has been a key player in challenging federal policies, especially under previous Republican leadership. With Johnson's likely more cooperative approach, it could lead to less federal litigation and a different dynamic in how Texas engages with the federal government. This shift could have broader implications for how states across the country interact with federal authorities.