based on felony conviction is very different from other kinds of discrimination of the right to vote like pole tax or based on race or religion because felony disenfranchisement is constitutional even if it feels very imoral. there are some 14 states and district of columbia who automatically restore voting rights after felons are released from prison. and some 20 plus countries that allow currently serving felons you see the states with voting rights for felons for ex-konz. there are 20 countries including australia, canada, czech republic that allow them if serving to be able to serve. i m not sure it will get much traction. bernie sanders is among one of those who is big on this move. danny will stick around with us. our justice for all series continues tonight on msnbc. first nbc s lester holt gains unprecedented access to the
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they re taking away all of the states and municipalities are in trouble and said to congress rewrite the formula. eric holder is not waiting for that. the formula is decades old, eric holder is going under section 3. if you re deliberatelily racist, if you re deliberately using race conscious elements to restrict people from voting. it s 2.3 million people they re throwing off the voter roll, between 5% and 18%. there s a reason the state doesn t believe they belong there. these are people like people born by mid wives that don t have birth certificates, these are students with student id. these are people that can t travel the 250 miles they have to drive to get an id. they can t afford to pay the pole tax, you have to have a birth certificate.
adoring photos like these adorn her obituaries today. in britain which couldn t contain the counties touted by that regular see project, prime minister is viewed with less of a soft focus. from a guardian newspaper obituary, the iron lady was more admired abroad than at home where even many conservative voters rekoild from her apparent lack of compassion for those whose lives and careers were disrupted by her policies. maybe you would expect that criticism. even the take of the guardian more broadly today, and the overall mainstream reaction in britain today to her death is to remember margaret thatcher as an important and transformational figure in british politics. but her means of transforming that country are still debated today and are not being whitewashed today as something that her country all accepted with delight. this is the riots against her trying to impose a pole tax.
admired abroad than at home where even many conservative voters recoiled from her apparent lack of compassion for those whose lives and careers were disrupted by her policies. maybe you would expect that criticism. even the take of the guardian more broadly today, and the overall mainstream reaction in britain today to her death is to remember margaret thatcher as an important and transformational figure in british politics. but her means of transforming that country are still debated today and are not being whitewashed today as something that her country all accepted with delight. this is the riots against her trying to impose a pole tax. earlier, some massive and violent crushes of strikes as she busted british unions. there were riots in liverpool, huge strikes in support of coal miners whose industries she dismantled as a means of dismantling their union power. her economic policies included big tax cuts for the richest in the country and under her leadership, the rate of poverty a