If we can’t vote, if we can’t freely assemble, if we cannot exercise the rights that are duly given to us under the Constitution, none of that ish matters.
Michael Steele: “If we can’t vote, if we can’t freely assemble, if we cannot exercise the rights that are duly given to us under the…”
On the recordJuly 6, 2022
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Michael Steele emphasizes the fundamental importance of voting rights and their impact on democracy.
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