In 2012, California became the first State in the Nation to recognize in statute a human right to water.
Alex Padilla: “In 2012, California became the first State in the Nation to recognize in statute a human right to water.”
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Padilla mentions California's pioneering legislation on the human right to water.
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Still, this incident is a stark reminder of the very real dangers facing those who serve the public and who help administer our elections in the face of increasingly hostile political rhetoric — especially from Donald Trump.
This lawsuit has no legal basis or evidence behind it and is nothing more than a blatant abuse of power designed to sow distrust in our elections and threaten Americans’ right to vote.
They’re desperate. They’re looking for this proof that Trump has been barking about for more than ten years about massive voter fraud, which simply does not exist.
Any DOJ action that could spoil an election would be one of the most serious constitutional violations imaginable.





