Somehow, the actions of a state legislator knocking on the door of a governor who is signing a law that impacts her constituents, by her actions, were somehow so dangerous and criminal that she got charged with two felonies.
Warnock comments on the arrest of Representative Park Cannon for protesting against voter suppression.
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