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How is the drip coming along?

You are 100% correct, yet misinformed. The 10th amendment to the Constitution gives all the States rights to reinforce the principle of federalism by establishing that the federal government has only the powers that are delegated to it, while the states and the people retain all other powers. However, when any Governor of any state fails to protect the citizens of their state, the President, by default, calls on the National Guard to restore law and order to that state thereby protecting the citizens of that state. If the Governor of that state refuses to protect its citizens then the president has the right to restore law and order to protect the citizens of that state. Trump has been challenged repeatedly, in federal court, for calling on the National Guard to restore law and order in various States as the Governors in those States refuse to maintain law and order for the citizens of that state. The SCOTUS has ruled, repeatedly, that the president has the authority to deal with violent civil disorder when Governors refuse to restore civil unrest. That is how a Constitutional Republic works. That is how the 3 branches of government work in a Constitutional Republic. When a Governor usurps his oath of office to defend his citizens from all enemies "foreign and domestic" the responsible for restoring peace falls on the president to take appropriate action. That action is done by calling on the National Guard to restore law and order to that state.