If we come back and we do not have their support, then we have to find the path for 50 of us to get this done, unfortunately, without them.
Jeff Merkley: “If we come back and we do not have their support, then we have to find the path for 50 of us to get this done…”
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Merkley discusses the need for bipartisan support to pass voting rights legislation.
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