We want to make sure we set a national standard. It should be fair. It has to be something that inspires confidence in the American people, certainly. But let`s be very clear, voter fraud is not a large risk for our country. The risk that we`re facing right now is that politicians are trying to pick their voters.
Colin Allred emphasizes the need for a national standard for voting rights and highlights the issue of politicians manipulating voting laws.
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the most important election in American history is this next one and the one after that, because there is a concentrated effort that is going on that we saw culminate on January 6th.
I see it as also part of a deterrent strategy with China as important as it is for us to continue to shift our resources to the Pacific.
Donald Trump was just in Dallas a couple of days ago saying the election was stolen from him and pushing the big lie again here in Texas.
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