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Hey guys, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and Stacey Abrams has publicly humiliated
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herself yet again. I know what you're thinking. Every time she speaks, she publicly humiliates herself, right
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Yeah, but this time is different. And we're going to show you it, and we're going to tell you about it in just a second
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So Stacey Abrams sat down for an interview with Fox News, which might have been her first
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mistake just today on Sunday. And she was talking about, you know, voter suppression in the state of Georgia and how
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you know, it's not fair and this and that. And she talked, Shannon Breen brought up a case that happened last week
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In the case that happened last week, a judge appointed by former President Obama said that
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their case had no merit. She lost on all counts. The judge said there was no evidence of voter suppression happening in the state of Georgia
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that there was no violation of the Voter Rights Act in the state of Georgia
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The judge said it. This is, and a judge appointed by former President Obama, that bears repeating
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But much like when she lost her first election for governor and never conceded, she thinks
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she won the case. Folks, I'm not kidding you. She thinks she won this case
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Last week she talked about it was a hard fought victory. She actually said the words hard fought victory
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That's a quote, but it wasn't a victory. They lost on every single count
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They didn't get even one, not even one count. It's actually astounding that this woman lives in Never Neverland
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So when confronted about that today, she tried to make up a whole new definition for voter suppression
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Let's take a look at it. But the direct quote from his ruling says no evidence that a voter couldn't vote, experienced
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wait times, or was confused about voter registration status. And I know the issue here for you is voter suppression
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So let's look at the numbers in Georgia. The last gubernatorial primary versus now, there's a net increase of 763,380 voters
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That sounds like the opposite of voter suppression. Voter suppression is not about turnout
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It's about the barriers and obstacles to access. And that's one of the other conflations I think is very important that we distinguish
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Voter suppression exists when there's difficulty registering, staying on the rolls, being able
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to cast a ballot and having that ballot counted. And in the state of Georgia, we adequately proved and more and more voters have experienced
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difficulties with doing so. So I mean, we're obviously dealing with somebody that doesn't take defeat very well and tries
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to find reasons to explain away why she was defeated. And it's going to be interesting because she's really trailing in the polls for governor
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by a lot. Will she concede this time if she loses? That's going to be something I think we're all going to want to watch
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And if she doesn't, what do the Democrats do? They've been screaming since 2020 about election deniers
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What will they do if once again, she does not concede? It's going to be very interesting to watch that, folks
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