Russ Feingold: “But, is there a unified transition plan that--apparently, that's under review--that we're going to be able to see?”

I believe a public pressure will cause a reform or changing the filibuster at a minimum to make sure that a new voting rights bill will get through.

I would argue the DRL's work has never been more important than it is right now, with democracy going head to head with the growing threats of kleptocracy and authoritarianism around the globe.

It would be crazy for people to not do something strong now and make sure voting rights are protected out of some kind of a fear of what Mitch McConnell would do in the future.

I don`t think people should be intimidated by Mitch McConnell`s threats, because you know what, he`ll do it anyway.