On the recordOctober 16, 2019
All these people who say they believe in the Constitution, they can't possibly, because it says that we all have a right--an unfettered, unabridged right to vote.
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congress.govAll these people who say they believe in the Constitution, they can't possibly, because it says that we all have a right--an unfettered, unabridged right to vote.
Fudge argues that constitutional rights to vote are being undermined by restrictive laws.
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