If you want to directly impact governmental policy, who is setting those policies, that is directly tied to the ability to vote, to cast a ballot.
Eric Holder: “If you want to directly impact governmental policy, who is setting those policies, that is directly tied to the ability…”
On the recordJune 6, 2012
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Holder emphasizes the importance of voting in influencing government policy.
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