On the recordJuly 6, 2022
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.
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msnbc.comMichael 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…”
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Michael Steele emphasizes the fundamental importance of voting rights and their impact on democracy.
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