What shows the connection between what happened after the 2020 election and what is continuing to escalate in new battle friends around the country in a new ways. And Anderson, I think it's really important to note, this is no longer about the former president and whether or not he's happy with the results of the election. This is about the future of our democracy.
Jocelyn Benson discusses the ongoing implications of the 2020 election and the threats to democracy.
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