Texas Democrats want to ban voting money, flee to Washington | Election Issues

As the party tries to block the Republican voting law, President Biden is due to respond to voting rights on Tuesday.

Texas Democrats are fleeing the government to prevent Republicans from passing a law calling for a no-vote law.

Most of the 67 members of the Democratic Republic of Texas House of Representatives are flying to Washington, DC, on two official planes, the Texas Democratic Parliament.

“We’re not coming back,” state spokeswoman Jasmine Crockett told the Houston Chronicle before boarding the plane.

The Texas Constitution requires at least 100 of the 150 members of the House of Representatives to be present to vote on any loans. Leaving Texas, Democrats are hoping to turn down Republicans, who have a majority, from voting this week.

Amid political turmoil in Texas, US President Joe Biden wants to deliver a keynote address on July 13 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania calling for freedom fighters to reintroduce new Republican laws into state law after former President’s election defeat Donald Trump in 2020.

Biden “will discuss cases of denial of voting rights and the process of repression, as well as the process of silence,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters on Monday.

The president has “reaffirmed his commitment to use whatever weapons he has to continue fighting to protect the essential American right to vote,” Psaki said.

Republican legislatures have issued “a crackdown on oppressive voter laws based on a dangerous and critical concept that led to the attack on our Capitol”, Psaki said.

Trump supporters he conquered US Capitol on January 6 to block the counting of Biden Electoral College votes after Trump he said the election was rigged.

Biden will “sing a great deal of ‘big lies’, and that no election in our history has accomplished this with more than 80 judges, including those elected by his predecessors, losing all inconvenience,” Psaki said.

Tens of a cases and Trump and his supporters who want to challenge the results of the 2020 election have been fired by federal and state judges for lack of evidence.

US President Joe Biden plans to launch a campaign against Republican law prohibiting voting [Evelyn Hockstein/Reuters]

Psaki called on the efforts of Trump and his supporters to end the election and vote-abstaining elections after he was defeated by “the biggest crisis in our democracy, since the Civil War”.

A similar move by Texas Democrats in May prevented Republicans from making the old race Prohibition of voting fees in Texas which seeks to block 24-hour voting booths and ballot boxes that make it easier for people to vote.

The new law in Texas, which is expected to pass the Senate and, if passed by the House, signed as Republican ambassador Greg Abbott, has abandoned Republican-led efforts to ban early voting Sunday morning to allow judges to cancel elections on the basis of limited evidence.

The new US-mandated idea of ​​voting rights is coming as Republicans in Georgia, Florida, Arizona and Arkansas issued new rules since the 2020 presidential election which the analysts say is a hindrance to voting.

The war on voting rights in the US is heating up.

U.S. Department of Justice June 25th filed a lawsuit protesting Georgia’s new voting law on human rights issues. Attorney-General Merrick Garland said the law seeks to restore voting by African Americans in the southern part of the electorate.

The US Senate Republican, then, forbade major changes in elections a bill in Congress last month that would have changed the by-laws that pass here.

Democrats at the US House of Representatives are promoting a new electoral case elected by the late John Lewis, a human rights advocate and member of the Georgia Congress.

The president has said he wants to “talk more” about the right to vote and to “just walk this path”, indicating that it should be a campaign for 2022 as the US makes midterm elections.