And then they want to make it a crime to bring grandma some water while she`s waiting in a line that they`re making longer. Make no mistake, this is democracy in reverse.
Raphael Warnock: “And then they want to make it a crime to bring grandma some water while she`s waiting in a line that they`re making…”
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Warnock criticizes new laws that make it difficult for voters, equating them to a reversal of democracy.
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