On the recordJanuary 12, 2022
There's obviously a red line drawn on voting rights in the Republican caucus. And they do not want to deal with the potential voter suppression that's going to be happening out there.
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Senator Tester comments on the Republican caucus's resistance to addressing voter suppression issues in the context of voting rights.
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