Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has already said his party will not support a federal voting rights bill, which could provide political cover for President Joe Biden to move ahead with a public push to actually just reform the filibuster or get rid of it for this piece of legislation.
Mitch McConnell: “Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has already said his party will not support a federal voting rights bill, which could…”
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Mitch McConnell's stance on the federal voting rights bill is highlighted, indicating potential political implications for President Biden.
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