Timothy L. Jenkins

We shouldn't deflect. This shouldn't be a bait and switch to have a discussion about arms when the issue is voting rights.

the whole business of voter fraud is itself a fraud.

the Electoral College is a barb on the whole face of democracy in the United States because what it says is that people's real estate is more important than their lives.

It is important to appreciate that one of the phenomena of the American experience has been the criminalization of race...

But it was a national strategy on the part of my friends on the other side of the aisle to suppress communities of colors' votes.

It is important for us to connect the business of fines, the business of requirements for photos, and all of these businesses, the things that require transportation to remote places, all have racial consequences.

It is very alarming to note that in many, many, many states, the whole business of civic education has now been eliminated from the curriculum.

We are dealing with the right of people to vote, and that is what we ought to address.

I think that the fundamental of the right to vote is the warp and woof of having a democracy.

That is a perversion of democracy.

I do not see that there is an equivalence between that and bearing of arms.

I don't want people cheating. Do you have any evidence that there is any other reason for all these other countries around the world having photo ID?