A man just drove over 1,200 miles to Texas so he could vote
"We as Americans, as Texans, get to call this aspect of the shots," Jeff Wilson told CBS News.
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"We as Americans, as Texans, get to call this aspect of the shots," Jeff Wilson told CBS News.
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