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Susan Rice accuses Trump of voter suppression

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{NAME}, Former national security advisor Susan Rice went on Wolf Blitzer?s The Situation Room to s

{NAME}, Former national security advisor Susan Rice went on Wolf Blitzer’s The Situation Room to slam Donald Trump and AG Bill Barr for “undermining confidence -- public confidence -- in mail-in voting for political reasons without any basis in fact. They go ahead and use mail-in ballots when it’s convenient for them, but they don’t want other people to do so.” Rice called the actions of this administration “voter suppression, nothing less.” Trump and Barr are absolutely engaging in voter suppression. But even though their claims are false, their attacks on mail-in ballots could have a very real effect on the election. Biden’s supporters are twice as likely to vote by mail as Trump’s supporters -- if Trump insists these votes are fraudulent, he could use the lie to gain four more years in power. That can’t happen. But that’s what we’ve said about everything Trump has done so far -- which is why we’re taking a stand, now, to reject this administration’s ploy and protect the outcome of the election. If you’re with us, make your voice heard now: Do you oppose this administration's voter suppression? [YES](/HJowJ9Ef2-1icPXb4g4rwacs32jZj5cEJIklCsyzxkY=) [NO](/HJowJ9Ef2-1icPXb4g4rwacs32jZj5cEJIklCsyzxkY=) Thank you for speaking out, ASPIRE [TAKE THE SURVEY](/HJowJ9Ef2-1icPXb4g4rwacs32jZj5cEJIklCsyzxkY=) Paid for and authorized by ASPIRE PAC. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. ASPIRE PAC 910 17th St NW Ste 925 Washington DC 20006-2641 United States [unsubscribe](/dYw7D20FnqpA_qV-xzxgzVduhlHYbtP3n0WeD-qzj54=)

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