If they can carve around the filibuster to confirm Donald Trump`s nominees to the Supreme Court, what is more basic in a democracy than to have a carve-out to protect people`s right to vote, particularly when they`re being targeted by race?
Crockett argues for a carve-out in the filibuster to protect voting rights, highlighting the importance of voting in a democracy.
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