On the recordFebruary 11, 2015
The Republicans may want to go down in history as the party who tried once again, 100 years later, to nullify the right to vote.
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congress.govThe Republicans may want to go down in history as the party who tried once again, 100 years later, to nullify the right to vote.
Lewis warns that Republicans are attempting to undermine voting rights.
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