I do not. I think that this has to be done by the body that in the Constitution of the United States is given the power to address this.
Stacey Abrams: “I do not. I think that this has to be done by the body that in the Constitution of the United States is given the power…”
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Abrams expresses distrust in the Supreme Court regarding voting rights issues.
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