You will learn that he did not die from a drug overdose. He did not die from an opioid overdose. Why, because you`ve been able to look at the video footage, and you see he was absolutely nothing like a person who would die from an opioid overdose.
Jerry Blackwell rebuts the defense's claim that George Floyd died from a drug overdose, asserting that video evidence contradicts this narrative.
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It is time to fight for voting integrity to protect every person's vote from being diluted by fraudulent votes.
As Americans, sometimes we have fought each other on this, but we should be proud that we fought hard for freedom and for access.
It seems to me completely unnecessary to make the case for something so commonsense of what has been used throughout the world.
Some people have tried to reassert that clean voter rolls are racist, but moving people from the voter rolls who have moved or died has nothing to do with the ethnicity of the voter.
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