was defeat a motion to proceed with s-1, what democrats call the for the people act. in other words, agree or disagree with what s in the bill, what republicans did tonight was foreclosure any possibility of even opening debate on it. now, none of this was unexpected or particularly unusual, except perhaps for the degree of the nothing to see here, folks, coming from minority leader mitch mcconnell. nothing to see, in his view, nothing for the federal government to do about it. i m okay with the states sorting this sort of stuff out. you know, the most important election in the country is the presidential election. it s not decided in congress. it s decided in the electoral college. those are state-by-state decisions. and so regardless of what may be happening in some state, there s no rationale for federal intervention. they ll figure it out. they ll go to court and determine whether or not there s any rational basis for this. that s not unusual in this country. it s not
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hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, 3 hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. stories, and checking out police in nottingham have charged a 31 year old man with the murders of two students and a school care taker, who were stabbed to death on tuesday. valdo calocane, who s 31, has also been charged with attempted murder after three people were hit by a van and injured. live now to our correspondent simonjones in nottingham. tell us more stability has been charged with three counts of murder and attempted murder and here in the city, that will take place tomorrow morning. city, that will take place tomorrow morninu. . ., . ., morning. the three chance of murder relate to two morning. the three chance of murder relate to two students morning. the three chance of murder relate to two students were - morning. the three chance of murder relate to two students were stabbed l relate to two students were stabbed to death as they w
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