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'Stop Using Me As A Pawn'? NC's 1st Black Lt. Gov. Slams Dems Voting Rights Fight At Hearing
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May 1, 202111:06Now PlayingStrengthening voter rights protections has been a hot topic since the last Presidential election.
Congress has not reauthorized Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, leaving some states vulnerable.
During the House Judiciary Committee hearing titled: "Oversight of the Voting Rights Act: The Evolving Landscape of Voting Discrimination," North Carolina's first Black Lt. Governor Mark Robinson, who is a Republican, proclaimed he is tired of his "race being used to push a liberal agenda when it comes to voting rights."
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