We've almost gotten used to the constant attempts in Texas to codify power for one political party and suppress any dissenting ideas and voters. But we have to stand up and draw the line against these cynical opponents of voting rights.

John: RUSH $25 or more right now to fight voter suppression in Texas and beyond >>

Texas is truly the new capital of voter suppression, John.

Texas A.G. Ken Paxton has now sued Travis County (Austin) and Bexar County (San Antonio) over their plans to try and register unregistered voters. The suits seek to stop officials in both counties from mailing voter registration applications to non-registered residents of those counties.

Paxton claims he's not done, either, and has threatened Harris County (Houston) by letter as they consider similar measures to increase voter participation.

Of course, these lawsuits come on the heels of the Governor announcing that Texans has purged over 1 million voters the last few years. These purges disenfranchise legitimate registered voters and these lawsuits seek to stop new voters from getting registered. It's legalized voter suppression, right in our faces.

We have to fight voter suppression in Texas, John, and in other states where opponents of voting rights resort to these extreme measures. Chip in $25 or whatever you can today to defend voting rights across the country >>

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