they are urging democrats and congress to step up and pass a federal voting rights bill. a democrat rep speaking to msnbc news on her way to the airport earlier today. the house democrats here in texas decided enough was enough, you know? we came back in good faith once again trying to always be the bigger people. the republicans had their marching orders from the governor. it didn t matter what anyone said, they were going to pass this bill. i can tell you that so long as i m the elected house rep for house district 100, it s going to be a fight till the end. it s going to be a fight till the end. those aren t just words, these are actions taken. they are speaking to the country, saying it s about time to act. it comes just hours before planned remarks by president biden on voting rights tomorrow. republicans blocked a vote and staged a walkout, and received criminal penalties for voting rights access laws. at least 39 bills have been introduced in 48 states. so here we
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