Matters. Do you think she is the best running mate . Shes the Vice President of the united states. Well, why isnt she doing this or this, shes the Vice President. That is the job description. Thats not exactly allowed endorsement. It is worth noting. The first black woman to serve as Price President has sustained unusual and relentless attacks from republicans. In fact, if you listen to the candidates who are running on the republican side, youd think that they are running actually against her and not biden. A vote for joe biden is a vote for Kamala Harris. I would look for someone who in every quality, i would go down the list of Kamala Harris and we would pick the opposite. If you want to hear the scariest words on any screen in the country, Kamala Harris is ready to be your president. That scared the dickens out of all of us. If we muffed this one and biden gets in again, heck, you might end up with kamala as president. Look, i think joe biden and harris are going to be the great un
particularly during the 1980s. he fashioned a compromise on the voting rights act extension in 1982. he was a fierce partisan, but he also wanted people to remember that the republican party was the party of abraham lincoln, and, in fact, in 1964, even though he had voted against many of president johnson s great society programs, he voted for the 1964 civil rights act and voted for the 1965 voting rights act, and then again was active as a leader in the various amendments to that act. so i will remember him as somebody who understood the legacy of the republican party in civil rights and who was always willing to do the right thing. he also voted in 1986 for that immigration reform proposal. comprehensive immigration reform. that was the last time that the
george w. bush, saving 13 million lives in america and pushing back the crisis. here is a guy after 9/11 went through a mosque and said these were americans. and, it was a republican party that voted unanimously, reverend al, to extend voting rights. now here we are in the age of trump, there is not a single republican who ll vote for it. not only that, they re standing in the schoolhouse store to stop anybody from going into vote, to let them vote their conscious, to vet for voting rights. when 2006 which we showed this morning when george bush signed the the voting rights act extension, i was in the white
that was a republican. and it was a republican party that voted unanimously, reverend al, to extend voting rights. now here we are in the age of trump and there s not a single republican who will vote for it. not only that, they re standing in the school house door to stop anybody from going in to vote, to let them vote their conscience. to vote for voting rights. when 2006, which we showed this morning when george bush signed the voting rights act extension, i was on the white house lawn as a guest. but everybody united around voting rights. civil rights leaders, we were there with them for that because voting rights is something everyone wanted. it s sacrosanct. it used to be sacrosanct before the trump republican party. what is so egregious about
elections and make sure we don t suppress or subvert the vote. they ll get a chance. what they ve done so far is really just shrunk in a moment where they needed to grow and stand up. and they just kowtowed to the former president of the united states. they are supporting the big lie, and that is detrimental to our future. the four people i just mentioned don t support the big lie. and they have been, you know, risking their professional careers to stand up to it. i guess my point is instead of is there not a bipartisan effort that could be done so that something could be implemented and passed to protect basic voting rights? i understand the concerns about more expansive voting rights. i m not saying i agree or disagree but is there not like just a very basic protection that could be worked on with republicans? well, the john lewis voting rights act extension would be that piece of legislation that they can join on right now. expanding the voting rights act has always been bip