Leo Terrell blasts Stacey Abrams for 'lying' about supporting voter ID
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Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell ripped former Georgia State Rep. Stacey Abrams for appearing to make an about-face on her previous opposition to voter identification provisions.
Pirro asked Terrell what he thought of Abrams suddenly supporting a "compromise" from Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, who said he is open to some voter ID requirements as well as the liberal agenda item of automatic voter registration through the Department of Motor Vehicles in each state. "Let me be very clear. I want to be very clear and I hope Stacey is listening. She is lying," Terrell fumed. "She insulted every Black American and any person of color [saying] they couldn't give an ID. I've got tons of ID's on me right now."
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