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WATCH LIVE: House Subcommittee On Voting Rights (AOC In The House)

Eleanor Holmes Norton, AOC, and Ayanna Pressley sit von the Subcommittee Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, which is discussing voting rights today. Should be worth the click.

Tomi Lahren Rails Against Restoring Felons' Voting Rights

Be careful, Tomi. You might find yourself in a bind someday.

An Open Letter To Chief Justice John Roberts

Georgia's 7th congressional district-- small towns and suburbs in Gwinnett and Forsyth counties northwest of Atlanta-- is going to be an election hot house next year. It's been a red district for a long time that's turning purple. It's now a top tier target for both parties. Blue America has found just the candidate to win there, Marqus Cole. His focus? Voting Rights.

Worst Take Ever On HR 1 Voting Rights

"Democrats in the house are trying to introduce HR1, which would expand and protect voting rights, however Republicans claim it would increase voter fraud, and we just saw a huge voter fraud scandal in North Carolina." Say WHAT?! You can't say "Voter Fraud North Carolina" without saying "Republicans did it."

Post-Election Observations: Winners And Losers

The 2018 mid-term elections introduced us to more new faces than a high-school musical review, but old issues persist. Still, there were some clear-cut winners and losers.

Why Is An MSNBC Host Promoting The Notion That It Ought To Be Harder, Not Easier, To Vote?

Not only did MSNBC host Alex Witt call voting a "privilege," she also pushed the notion that it ought to be harder, not easier, to vote.

Alex Witt: Voting Shouldn't Always Be That Easy 'Because It Is Such A Privilege, Right?'

MSNBC's Alex Witt's response to a discussion about millennial voter apathy and the fact that many of them believe you ought to be able to vote on line.

In Georgia, A How-To-Vote Video Where Only Whites Get To Vote

Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp was called out this week for creating a video that shows a black person without photo ID being denied voting privileges, while a white person is allowed to cast his ballot.