But to deny people the right to vote on lies, where we have no facts, is a sad commentary--
Sheila Jackson Lee: “But to deny people the right to vote on lies, where we have no facts, is a sad commentary--”
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Sheila Jackson Lee discusses the importance of voting rights and condemns the denial of voting based on falsehoods.
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