

The Trump-Putin push to end mail-in voting
24 snips Aug 20, 2025
Adrian Fontes, Arizona's Secretary of State, and Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin Senator, dive into the critical issues of mail-in voting and its political challenges. Fontes argues that attacks on mail-in ballots are un-American, while Baldwin emphasizes the need for transparency in political discourse. They also explore the implications of recent political turmoil, including the Epstein investigation, and how these events intersect with election integrity. Their discussion highlights the urgent need to protect voting rights amidst rising political pressures and voter discontent.
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Widespread Public Backlash This Summer
- Chris Hayes documents widespread voter anger and active protests around the country against Trump's agenda.
- He links dissatisfaction to real economic pain and declining approval ratings for the president.
Stefanik Booed At Local Event
- Chris Hayes plays a clip of Elise Stefanik being booed and called a traitor at a local memorial event in upstate New York.
- He uses the moment to illustrate Republican officials avoiding town halls amid constituent anger.
Republicans Avoiding Town Halls
- Fewer than 10% of House Republicans held live town halls this summer, signaling avoidance of constituent accountability.
- Democrats counter with 'empty chair' and people town halls to spotlight Republican absence.