Voting rights groups tell Biden they want action, not 'platitudes,' as he travels to Georgia for speech
Joe Biden has made voting rights a top priority, but civil rights groups are frustrated by the Democrats' failure to pass new protections.
Voting rights groups tell Biden they want action, not 'platitudes,' as he travels to Georgia for speech
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