“What did you just say?” – Senator John Kennedy erupts over Stacey Abrams’ divisive remarks, then a shocking ‘hot mic’ moment rocks Congress

In a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on July 29, 2025, Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) unleashed a fiery rebuke against Stacey Abrams, accusing her of making “blatant racial remarks” during a discussion on voting rights. The confrontation, which left Congress in stunned silence, took an unexpected turn when a hot mic captured a private comment from Abrams moments later, flipping the narrative and sparking a nationwide uproar that reverberated far beyond the Capitol.

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