The question facing the Senate is a binary question whether they will save democracy or not. I`m certainly not optimistic about the vote on Wednesday. I think the cloture vote is likely to fail.
Joe Neguse: “The question facing the Senate is a binary question whether they will save democracy or not. I`m certainly not…”
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Joe Neguse discusses the critical vote on voting rights legislation and expresses skepticism about its outcome.
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