Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
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Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
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Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.
Douglass Mackey argued to a federal appeals court that deceiving voters with a fake post telling them to vote via text is not the same as preventing them from exercising their constitutional right.