what did she do? can y all cite the code? what did she do? stop! where are you taking me? stop! stop! stop! why are you arresting her? what did she do? what did she do? what did she do? you can hear the protesters asking in that footage by journalist ari berman. representative arrested for knocking on governor s door. that s what she did. tonight we can report there are new protests in georgia and around the nation. all of this smacks of 50s era jim crow abuse. and that critique, that strong language, that level of moral stakes has now been endorsed by president biden himself, condemning the new law s most extreme provisions like making it a crime to provide water to people waiting in line to vote. it s an atrocity. they passed a law saying you can t provide water for people standing in line? this is nothing but punitive, designed to keep people from voting. you can t provide water for people about to vote. give me a break. the law restricts voting by adding hu
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