Under Secretary Kemp, more people have lost the right to vote in the state of Georgia.

They've been purged, they've been suppressed, and they've been scared.

This is a man who had someone arrested for helping her blind father cast a ballot.

He raided the offices of organizations to stop them from registering voters.

That type of voter suppression feeds the narrative because voter suppression isn't only about blocking the vote.

It's also about creating an atmosphere of fear, making people worried that their votes won't count.

And because Georgia is currently run by Republicans, I'll give you one guess,

as to which type of people had their voter registrations put on hold.

Georgia's population is approximately 32% black, but the list of voter registrations on hold is

nearly 70% black.

Well, well, well.

To stay in power, the GOP is using techniques like gerrymandering, blocking judicial appointments,

and voter suppression. Otherwise known as Mitch McConnell's version of the devil's triangle.

And this week, they have outdone themselves.

Chris Colbach just went down to defeat in Kansas.

Wow. Kansas. He really has pioneered,

forgive me, a lot of the modern Republican politics of voter suppression.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast, I'm Virginia Heffernan.

Trumpcast is the show about the man who just fired his attorney general, Jeff Sessions.

Now, a year or a year and a half ago when things were simpler, Lindsey Graham, then an opponent

of the president said that if the president fired Jeff Sessions, that would be, quote,

the beginning of the end of Trump's presidency. But since then, Lindsey Graham got on the golf course

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