also fails to take responsibility for his actions. when something goes well, he takes credit and when there s a problem he blames everyone else, voting shouldn t be a question of trust on the part of voters, whether they can trust the system and right now he is eroding the public trust because 53,000 people have been told you may not be able to vote, it s up to you to prove it. are you suggesting you haven t said it so far, but the way this is being depicted in georgia media and across the country is that this is brian kemp being racially motivated. are you saying that he is being racially motivated in who he is targeting here. i would say we have known since 2016 that the exact match system has a disproportionate affect on people of color and women. he was sued for this problem. he was forced to restore 33,000 illegally canceled registrations and he turned around and got the
group, the national action network. members of congress talked about the need for concrete progress on everything from voting to criminal justice. voter expansion has got to be what we are doing. voting shouldn t be an obstacle for anybody who is eligible to vote in this country. police should be trained to see minority as people not as threats. we ve got to look at everything from the top to the bottom when it comes to criminal justice. we must really use the marching and the raising of issues to translate into permanent change with legislation and policy. we cannot just dramatize the need without coming with the solutions. and whether it is community colleges or special prosecutors in new york we must keep going forward, raising the issues but
it was very important that we highlight in the real sense what it takes for somebody to come and vote. voting shouldn t take all day and you shouldn t have to jump over hoops and hurdles just to exercise your right to vote. unfortunately, in the state of ohio this has become the pre-civil rights remix and it s not a good one. this is not right and so to put ourselves today what we were able to do is to try for a little while to put ourselves in the shoes of someone who would have to make this journey just to vote in person. this is unconscionable. it is undemocratic and un-american and we stand here both elected and non-elected to say that this is not right and as one reporter asked us, you know, whether or not this starts today or two years from now, it doesn t matter. the house is burning. it is on fire and we are sounding the alarm that nobody
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republicans and democrats will have to compete for black votes. that holds true until the 1960s and then collapses under the weight of the southern strategy. but the question that you have to confront is how long can this work? this is not a sustainable long-term strategy. you don t build a majority on this. this idea that the parties have to compete. african-americans shouldn t all be in the democratic party. they should split up the vote so they have to be challenged. okay, i get that. but it shouldn t have to be the voters have to go against their interest. . it should be the parties trying to get the groups. policies matter. if you want to appeal to progressive interest, then appeal to progressive interest and make it clear you want their votes. african-americans are no different than any other constituency. they want to know you want their votes and you are enacting policies to address the issues. at the same time, it s very clearly packing african-americans exclusively into t