Welcome to Beg to Giffer, the Bullworks, the Weekly Roundtable discussion featuring civil conversation across the

political spectrum. We range from center left to center right. I'm Mona

Charon, indicated columnist and policy editor of the Bullwork and I'm joined by our regulars Bill Galston of the Brookings Institution in the Wall Street Journal

Damon Linker of the Week and Linda Chavez of the Niskannon Center

We have two special guests this week Amy Stoddard is an this

again and center. We have two special guests this week. Amy Stoddard is an associate editor and

columnist for Real Clear Politics and friend of this podcast. And joining us for our

second segment will be a mystery guest which we'll get to in a little while.

But before we move to that, I want to begin this week with Biden's trip to Georgia and his big push for voting rights.

So I'm going to start with you, A.B.

President Biden went down to Georgia

and gave a voting rights speech that the voting rights

advocates in Georgia refused to attend and even St Stacy Abrams stayed away and Biden made a arguably highly demagogic

speech where he said that you were either for Bull Connor or you were for the civil rights workers

you were either for Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis.

So, A.B. what the hell? What's he doing?

Well, this idea that it is not about vote casting, it's about vote counting and the fact that these

Republican legislatures and key swing states that decided the

2020 election have now legalized their ability to nullify the next presidential election or

other elections by just merely finding fault with ballots or procedures in

different counties that don't favor Republicans etc. This is the emergency

but the Democratic Party in the Biden White House truly have themselves to blame that they have

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