What has me concerned right now is that people like the lieutenant governor of -- the outgoing lieutenant governor of Georgia, the secretary of state of Georgia, people who are very conservative, who have strong feelings about conservative policies, but also, at the end of the day, were not willing to try to undermine our democracy in order to get their way in elections, they were there at key decision points to make sure that the system worked.
Dale Ho expresses concern over the loss of responsible voices in the Republican Party who upheld democratic principles.
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