Stacey Abrams has written eight romance novels under a pseudonym, but now she’s out promoting a thriller that bears her real name. While visiting CBS News to promote “While Justice Sleeps,” she told her interviewers that becoming president is “absolutely” an ambition she holds. Of course, first, she has to fix all the voter suppression that cost her the governorship of Georgia.
Georgia politician, activist Abrams says ‘absolutely’ hopes to become U.S. president | Just The News https://t.co/79odBdO1uP
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) May 10, 2021
Ensuring that right to vote may someday help Abrams achieve her greatest dream: running for President.
“DO I hold it as an ambition? Absolutely,” she said. “And even more importantly, when someone asks me if that’s my ambition, I have a responsibility to say yes, for every young woman, every person of color, every young person of color, who sees me and decides what they’re capable of based on what I think I am capable of. Again, it’s about you cannot have those things you refuse to dream of.”
Abrams also insists there’s a line between the Senate wins of Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff and the January 6 storming of the Capitol the following day, during which at least one person was photographed carrying a Confederate flag.
“That flag has always been a declaration of domestic terrorism against communities they thought were not worthy of being able to call themselves citizens,” Abrams said. “And so, yes, there is absolutely a through line from what we accomplished in Georgia to what happened on January 6th.”
The wins were also the impetus for new election laws — pushed by Republicans in state legislatures—which Abrams says are really designed to deny poor and older voters of color a voice in elections.
No wonder she’s so motivated to fight voter suppression, seeing as it could cost her the presidency.
😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/PhU0AsHCVe
— Félix René Vásquez (@FelixR_Vasquez) May 10, 2021
— Fierce Terrier (@mpav) May 10, 2021
God help us
— NW Iowa Hawk fan (@kalevans) May 10, 2021
Dear Lord protect us all!
— Pat Coburn (@PatCoburn2) May 10, 2021
God Save America, please.
— Kathleen Floryan (@KathFloryan) May 10, 2021
Can it get any worse?
— RCManier (@ManierRc) May 10, 2021
Good luck with that.
— Dewey P Newman Jr (@DPNewmanJr) May 10, 2021
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— Mary Miller (@mammiller) May 10, 2021
My Prediction: she’ll lose the election, say she actually won, and then blame systemic racism..
— Del Griffith (@del_griffth) May 10, 2021
Hell no pic.twitter.com/tBnu1Emu6T
— Dr. Michael Scarn (@Mr_Scarn) May 10, 2021
Hell, if the Dems can elect old man Biden, Abrams will not even have to campaign. She’ll win on fraud vote.
— JC Howell (@AuthorJCHowell) May 10, 2021
The number of absentee ballots needed for this is yet to be determined.
— Plausible Deniability (@downdaroad) May 10, 2021
Pass
— 💞YaYa Shell💞 (@ShelleyCuz) May 10, 2021
Never happening.
— AlabamaGritz (@AlabamaGritz) May 10, 2021
— Prime Minister Elect Matteo Salvini 🇮🇹 (@mbove12) May 10, 2021
— Unsilent Thoughts (@thinkB4Uthink) May 10, 2021
— Don (@Don64796901) May 10, 2021
If she had integrity or values that aligned to our country’s values I’d be all for it.
— KrissyRu (@KrissyRu1) May 10, 2021
One thing she has going for her — a fawning media that has done everything it can to promote her since her loss.
Related:
Oops: Gannett regrets getting caught trying to stealth-update Stacey Abrams’ op-ed in USA Today https://t.co/KSo6J0yw9Q
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) April 28, 2021
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