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>> what do you think is gonna happen tomorrow? >> i think were going to see us get off to the races tomorrow. when we are not heading towards a break while were heading towards a speed bump but this is all part of the plan so weve got to put tomorrow and context. there are several steps to this piece of legislation coming up. first the for the people act as it passed the house. they did that. then they have to go to the senate and go through the process and go through markup and go through weve ...

Major states. its a live, forward-looking problem. not to look at, gee its unfortunate we have this ex-president who is not behaving very well. >> do you concur with juanita that republicans have way more to worry about with this guy back on the road? >> i personally think so, but i worry. 2020 was a close election, republicans picked up house seats. theyre getting away so far with the voting suppression. unclear whether the courts will let it stand. going to do redistricting unless the democrat...

That republicans have way more to worry about with this guy back out on the road? >> i personally think so, but i worry 2020 was a close election. republicans picked up house seats. they are getting away so far. some of the voting suppression, s unclear if the courts will let it stand. they will do redistricting unless democrats pass on something quickly to enforce to require new district divisions, which looks unlikely to get past in time to 2022. and i just, world the republicans will pay a pr...

Gayle King is slammed for being shamefully sexist by asking Stacey Abrams frivolous question about her dating situation during interview to promote her new legal thriller novel Stacey Abrams appeared on CBS This Morning on Tuesday to promote her new novel, a legal thriller called While Justice Sleeps Abrams was asked by anchor Gayle King what are you thinking about when it comes to dating Abrams took the question in her stride, saying shed been more focused on democracy but was open to the righ...

The future of voting rights — in state legislatures across the country and before the Supreme Court.

Posted By Colin Wolf on Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 4:57 PM click image Screen capture courtesy Ron DeSantis/Twitter While simultaneously bragging about Florida’s success handling record turnouts during the 2020 election, on Thursday Gov. Ron DeSantis and Rep. Blaise Ingoglia proposed new legislation that would completely transf...

Before a 2013 Supreme Court ruling, states with a significant history of voter discrimination would have to get approval from the Department of Justice to change any voting procedures or practices.

And georgia. it made a difference in wisconsin where 80,000 people were turned away from the polls because of the color of their skin, because of their age, because of whatever excuse could be made up. to stop a fellow american citizen from voting. >> tucker: richard is an attorney that advised bill clinton and hillary clinton. what iss so interesting, you could go to the poorest city in the state, the most dangerous city in the state where 42% of the kids are in poverty, and talk about your own...

Difference. it doesnt just make a difference in alabama. it made a difference in wisconsin where 80,000 people were turned away from the polls because of the color of their skin, because of their age, because of whatever excuse could be made up. to stop a fellow american citizen from voting. >> tucker: richard is an attorney that advised bill clinton and hillary clinton. what is so interesting, you could go to the poorest city in the state, the most dangerous city in the state where 42% of the k...

States. and so the idea that you got termites eating into the confidence of americans and american institutions, whether its the media, the courts, whether congress is gerrymandered, whether voting suppression is going on, whether the cia or the fbi can be trusted. at some point, youre out there and the floor falls in because youve taken away the confidence of american people in their own institutions. i think its another example of that. >> van, scott, you know, i had another issue here to talk...