The mass protests in Cuba present a unique situation for the Biden administration, which has a chance to use calls for democracy on the island to bolster its voting rights push.
A senior White House official told the Washington Examiner on Monday that President Joe Biden, who was criticized by some progressives for not sufficiently using the bully pulpit to prevent Senate Republicans from killing the “For the People Act” in June, won’t directly address the demonstrations in Cuba when he delivers his voting rights speech in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
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