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  • Jonathan Capehart goes from analyst to anchor Dec. 13 on MSNBC

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  • Doctors address widespread fear of taking a COVID vaccine

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  • Expert: GOP hurting their Georgia turnout with 'hot mess' tactics

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  • Barber slams COVID bill as capitulation to McConnell’s Senate

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  • Activist: The goal is no voter drop-off in Georgia runoff turnout

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  • Expert: Trump won’t retreat before Jan. 20

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  • New Tiffany Cross show launches Dec. 12 on MSNBC

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  • Expert: Will we ever be honest about role of race in admissions?

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  • Pardons won’t protect Trump and allies from state charges

    01:47
  • Asian-American divide on affirmative action debunked by activist

    02:01
  • GOP called ‘a house divided’ over Trump, Georgia, more

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  • Doctor slams White House parties slated during the pandemic

    01:28
  • Stacey Abrams' org. being investigated by state of Georgia

    01:43
  • U.S. could see 500,000 fewer births in 2021. Is it COVID-19?

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  • Lawyer likens Trump pardons to 'Oprah special' of gift reprieves

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  • Doctor on COVID disparities: Make all Americans a priority

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Stacey Abrams: GOP fears being ousted for poor COVID-19 response

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Coronavirus outbreaks nationwide will impact voting in November, leading voting by mail to become more popular as an option that enables voters to stay safe. Yet, many Republicans are battling vote by mail initiatives, and some believe plans are afoot by the Trump administration to use the U.S. Postal Service to allegedly influence the collection of mail-in ballots. Voting rights activist and former Democratic candidate for Georgia governor Stacey Abrams joins Joy Reid to discuss, saying that in her view, the GOP is fighting vote by mail because, ‘Republicans are deeply afraid that they will be held accountable for their mismanagement.’