Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews emphasized the importance of voting to counteract the influence of rural voters in the upcoming elections.
He urged people to vote to protect their rights and stressed the significance of active participation in the democratic process.
Matthews highlighted the need for voters to take responsibility and not wait for the government to act, emphasizing the importance of voting to safeguard individual rights and counter any opposing influences. (Trending: Anthony Fauci Questioned About Evidence Behind COVID Restrictions)
“You know, I think President Biden gave a good speech on Friday. I think he began the conversation about the Constitution and democracy. but i think he has to turn the corner and go to the next step. the reason we love our democracy, the reason we all love it is if we don’t like the government and they’re doing something, we can do something about it,” Matthews said.
“You have to vote to protect your rights in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights was put there by Jefferson and Madison because people said, the Constitution and democracy is not enough. We have to write in here our Bill of Rights.”
“Voters have to get out there and say, d—–, if I’m a young person, a black person, if I’m out on the streets and I don’t trust the cops, I have to vote that way. If I’m a woman and I want to protect myself and my decisions, I have to vote that way.”
“I think voters have to take their hand in this election and don’t wait for the government to do it. You know this election is going to be close, it’s going to be very close in places like Pennsylvania.”
“And you’ll have rural people out there voting their craziness about the cult. So you better be there to match them. and you’ve got to be there to vote against that. I’m telling you, this is really important that you vote for your rights.”
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