On the recordAugust 13, 2020
He is obstructing our right to vote, our First Amendment right of access to the government, a vote many people died for.
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msnbc.comHe is obstructing our right to vote, our First Amendment right of access to the government, a vote many people died for.
Flannery discusses the implications of actions taken by the president regarding the Postal Service and voting rights.
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