the four most powerful words uttered in democracy are the people have spoken. Therefore, we must ensure that all of the people can speak.
Raphael Warnock: “the four most powerful words uttered in democracy are the people have spoken. Therefore, we must ensure that all of the…”
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Raphael Warnock argued for the importance of protecting voting rights, stating it is foundational to democracy.
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