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Exactly. If people don't think that that is an issue that mobilized a lot of people, they have another thing coming. Even Brian Kemp, with some of the political savvy that he's shown in his 8 years in the state of Georgia, decided not to pursue that redistricting fight (because he knew that that was going to be what mobilized Black voters like crazy, and Keisha would have gotten her bag if they push through the redistricting the way they want it to) Because that would have given Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock, and Keisha Lance Bottoms reason to get active, and they didn't want that to really pop off and reach that civil rights fault line that you touch. It just goes all to hell for Republicans when it comes to Black voter turnout. But little did they know, even that attempt to threaten redistricting and all the different stuff like that really caused a lot of Black folks to get engaged and mobilize. We'll see what happens next Tuesday