findings. intentional discrimination, is that racism? that is those words, intentional discrimination, i think, can be fairly characterized in this manner. we can talk about racial impacts without accusing members of this body of being racist. juanita, does that tell us everything we need to know about this legislation? absolutely. did you see how tight he got, hearing the word even mentioned on the house floor? i want to shout out to those state representatives for naming it, calling a spade a spade. what we have across the country are racist voter suppression bills, passing across republican
need to know about this legislation? absolutely! did you see how tight he got, alicia? and hearing the word even mentioned on the house floor? i want to give a shout out to state representatives for naming it, calling a spade a spade, because what we have across the country are racist voter suppression bills, passing across republican-led state houses. and we know the states are not going to stop. texas and georgia and arizona are not going to stop. and so what now is needed is congressional action. and so i m really grateful we are discussing this in relation to the march tomorrow. because that s what this is about. keeping pressure on congress for federal action to preserve voting rights, to protect our elections, to make sure that black, latino, aapi, indigenous communities do not have the systemic barriers to the polls. when we call out these targeted, intentionally discriminatory
the truth. tucker: so sweden goes from one of those safest places in the world to the second most dangerous country and europe after the people who run the country pretend it s not happening. so i guess they don t care about the people who live in sweden. that s the only conclusion you can take from this. they care more about being in power, clearly. it so that is exactly what s happening. this neo-marxist rhetoric basically you can still kill, rape, and to be the victim in all this. and the effects are terrible for people who are living in sweden. if the people of sweden don t break through this politically correct climate and they don t start calling a spade a spade, i m afraid nothing much will change at all. it s about is basically the first step that sweden needs to start taking now and it s making the right diagnosis. you can t change what you don t acknowledge. so as long as people aren t too
dangerous country and europe after the people who run the country pretend it s not happening. so i guess they don t care about the people who live in sweden. that s the only conclusionut you can take from this. they care more about being in power, clearly. it so that is exactly what s happening. this neo-marxist rhetoric cbasically you can still kill rape, and to be the victim in all this. and the effects are terrible for people who are living in sweden. if the people of sweden don t break through this politically correct climate and they don t start calling a spade a spade i m afraid nothing much will change at all. it s about is basically the first step that sweden needs to start taking now and it s making the right diagnosis. you can t change what you don t acknowledge. so as long as people aren t too afraid to say this obviously does have something to do with immigration, sweden never used to have gang wars up until this decade. then how is anything ever going to change? and wi
what this election is all about. freedom, the love of this country, law and order or socialism. aoc plus 3, the squad or whatever you want to call them.. these radicals, it paints a clear picture. watch what s going on in congress. you have radical leftist anti-americans. mike: you think it was strategic making these four women the face of the democratic party. i don t know if you would call it a strategy. it s calling a spade a spade. president trump is not afraid to call out anybody, president trump will call a spade a spade. the democrats played the race card on this. this wasn t about race, religion or gender. it is about radical views they