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Suppression efforts. >> what happens now if a state is really egregious, like you have to have so much documentation, you wear people out, they say, look, i'm 80 years old, i'm not going to get my papers figured out at this age. i'm not going to go to whatever office i have to go to, i have been voting all my life. people know me at the voting station, i'm not going to bother. does this wear voters out is this is that what this is about. >> this is an added burden for voters, especially for voters who are older, it's also a burden for students, it's a burden for anybody that doesn't have a dri...

I've been voting all my life. people know me at the voting station. does this wear voters out? >> this is an added burden for voters. especially for voters who are older. it's also a burden for students. it's a burden for anybody who doesn't have a driver's license or a passport which means people with lower incomes, less ability to move around and get to the driver's license authority. so what can happen is that either the department of justice or private groups such as advancement project on behalf of individuals in this state can sue under state law or under the other section of the voting ...

They decided to choose from the least bad option. for that reason, looking at what he can do in terms of foreign policy, he comes from the wing of the revolution, the wing of the regime he's a committed regime insider. he's committed to the ideals of the revolution. he is committed to the ideals of the revolution. but he's one of those who believes that iran needs a privilege economic expediency before revolutionary ideology and for that reason i agree with steve in that i think he's someone who, instead of pursuing a hard-line ideological policy of resistance, i think he is interested in a po...

For that reason, looking at what he can do in terms of foreign policy, he comes from the wing of the revolution, the wing of the regime he's a committed regime insider. he's committed to the ideals of the revolution. but he's one of those who believes that iran needs a privilege economic expediency before revolutionary ideology and for that reason i agree with steve in that i think he's someone who, instead of pursuing a hard-line ideological policy of resistance, i think he is interested in a policy of detente. >> and let me ask you about that. there was a former very well-known politician, f...

The election deputy to place it in an emergency box." you can see where the frustration comes in when they said, "we will put it through the counting machine later." my big issue is how do i know my vote even counts? tech neckly they could have done anything with it. well, janie, technically they are not supposed to. a democrat and republican official must supervisor the process. many secretary of state have a spot on the state to check your voting history. local board of elections should tell the same thing. this from a service member who wrote -- i am a military member who voted in the last ...