#Section241
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Probably the only mea culpa we’ll see about failure to connect dots from mid-2020 about how #Trump’s actions clearly targeted Black voters. @emptywheel on #Section241. Also relevant, a #FakeElector elector in Georgia let Trump cronies (via
https://www.emptywheel.net/2023/07/20/trumps-attack-on-black-votes-was-there-the-whole-time-we-just-didnt-call-it-a-crime/ “For now, I want to talk about how the press cognitively missed this — myself included. I want to talk about how the
/2 Here’s the analysis by Edward A. Purcell Jr., the Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor at New York Law School, that @emptywheel references. It ran in Slate in Nov 2021. #Trump #Section241 #2020Election https://slate.com/news-and-politi
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