voting rights act had to be reauthorized, it passed unanimously, every republican senator at the time voted in favor of it. a number of, them are still there. so the question is, why not to have republicans opposing it? it s because republicans have decided, some of them have decided, to use the cover of donald trump s big lie to push forward with all of these depressions and diversion laws. and there s others who have decided that it s not in their political best interests. when you have more black and brown voters, when you have more younger voters. and when you have more first-time voters go to the polls. in georgia, record turnout. turn that state blue. and of course said that two to the state. giving democrats the margin they have not. and what resulted from that? we know that there was no fraud, but resulted from that was a hoax of a more strict election law. not making it harder for people to vote in georgia, in this
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