Former Massachusetts Republican Governor Bill Weld on voter security

The video discusses concerns about voter intimidation and suppression, highlighting the bipartisan voter protection program. It addresses potential issues with mail-in voting and the administration's stance on it. The discussion also covers the legal implications for Donald Trump post-presidency and speculates on the future of the GOP, including possible changes and the emergence of a new party.

What is a major concern regarding voting in the South and Midwest?

• Voter intimidation and suppression

• Voter fraud

• High voter turnout

• Lack of polling stations

Who are some of the key figures mentioned in the voter protection program?

• Local mayors

• Governors and Attorneys General

• International observers

• Federal judges

What is the administration in Washington's stance on mail-in ballots?

• They are suspect and prone to fraud

• They should be used more frequently

• They are only for overseas voters

• They are completely secure

What legal action could be taken against a former president after leaving office?

• They can be impeached again

• They can only be fined

• They can be indicted, prosecuted, and punished

• They are immune from prosecution

What might happen to the Republican Party if Democrats take control of the Senate and Presidency?

• It will dissolve completely

• It may undergo significant changes

• It will merge with the Democratic Party

• It will remain unchanged

What is one potential outcome for the Republican Party discussed in the transcript?

• Becoming more conservative

• Forming a new Unity Party

• Dissolving into smaller factions

• Aligning with the Green Party

What was the result of the Republican Party's retrospective after the 2012 election?

• It was ignored by the party

• It was completely opposite to Trump's winning strategy

• It resulted in a merger with another party

• It led to a successful strategy for future elections