Clyburn says election reform bills 'may be on life support' but aren't dead | TheHill
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They may be on life support, but, you know, John LewisJohn LewisDemocrats make voting rights push ahead of Senate consideration Clyburn says he 'wholeheartedly' endorses Biden's voting rights remarks Romney: I never got a call from White House to discuss voting rights MORE and others did not give up after the '64 Civil Rights Act. That's why he got the '65 Voting Rights Act,” Clyburn said.The South Carolina Democrat also said the party is “not giving up.”“So, I want to tell everybody, we're not giving up.
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