Super Tuesday has come and gone.

Many of you voted. I voted.

And if you are in a normal state like I am here in Tennessee,

when you went to vote, you showed your ID

to prove that you were in fact eligible to vote. If you're a normal

voter in a normal state, basic election integrity measures like that, like signing your name, like verifying your address, like showing your ID, make you feel

better about the election because they help to make sure that your vote actually counts, which is why Joe Biden's Attorney General

Merrick Garland is dead set and getting rid of them. The right to vote is still under attack. And that is why the Justice Department is fighting

back. That is why one of the first things I did when I came into office was to double the

size of the voting section of the Civil Rights Division.

That is why we are challenging efforts by states and jurisdictions to implement discriminatory, burdensome, and unnecessary restrictions on access to the ballot,

including those related to mail-in voting, the use of drop boxes and voter ID requirements.

That is why we are working to block the adoption of discriminatory redistricting plans

that dilute the vote of black voters and other voters of color.

What dilutes the votes of everyone is when ineligible people go in to vote and cancel out your vote the vote of actual

eligible voters but of course Merrick Garland sees things a little bit

differently or even if he doesn't see things differently he's saying things

quite differently and why is that why is

the Biden administration declaring war on election integrity now they're doing it

because this is plan C. Plan A for 2024 was to be more popular, to be more

popular than the Republicans and every indication suggests that plan A failed. So,

plan B was to get Trump kicked off the ballot. Trump can't get elected if no one can

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