How Racist Can Voter Suppression Polices Really Be? – Thom Hartmann Program

Posted by Thom Hartmann | Aug 17, 2016 | Culture, Elections, Politics, Thom Hartmann Show | 0 |

Thom Hartmann talks to caller Jim about the stunning racism in voter suppression polices in Ferguson, Missouri.

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