This zealous pursuit of a massive draconian crackdown on voting is now a national crisis.
Editor's note · Context
Raskin describes the current voting restrictions as a national emergency.
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The people’s representatives must decide whether to uphold the rule of law and protect taxpayer dollars – or stand aside as this unprecedented corruption spins out of control.
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