The 1965 Voting Rights Act has been gutted by SCOTUS over the last few years, paving the way for voter suppression efforts around the country. We need the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the Freedom to Vote Act to counteract the damage. Why can’t Democrats act on this?

Nov 30, 2021 · 9:18 AM UTC

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Winning elections isn’t their priority. The @DNC installed lobbyists with corporate ties including: General Atomics, Koch Companies, DoorDash, Fox Corp., Google, Navient, Comcast, Genentech, Blue Cross, ExxonMobil, BP, and Shell. #FollowTheMoney readsludge.com/2021/10/08/ha… —/

Harrison Nominates New Corporate Lobbyists to Join the DNC

DNC members say they were not allowed input on the nominees, who were put forward as a slate by Chair Jaime Harrison and will almost certainly be approved.

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Dec 13 the Poor People’s Campaign in DC to advocate for exactly this!
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I thought you were above spewing such ludicrous propaganda. No voting rights have been mitigated in any of the recent legislation. These are lies and histrionics intended to appeal to ignorant people who haven't read the bills.
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The President needs to put a huge amount of pressure on both Sinema and Manchin ... something I think he's afraid to do!
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They just love you when you support their ideas. What is the point of voting for two wings of the same corrupt bird? Third party reform is needed more so.
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does the act limit voting rights to citizens? not in favor of suppressing rights but also opposed to cases such as NY which is seeking voting rights for non-citizens.
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Because the democrats are cunts and we're done voting for them or believing they're anything other than corporatist republicans (wolves) in sheep's clothing
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When you put it like that it's obvious the whole thing needs torn down.
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