People's lives are on the line. Whether it's President Biden or former President Trump as we get to January, it's still going to be a question of do people get relief from the economic effect of COVID, from the public health impact of COVID?
Stacey Abrams emphasizes the urgency of addressing economic and public health issues as the election approaches.
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