US EditionTrump says he won’t sign any bills into law until SAVE Act passes
Trump demands passage of the SAVE America Act with strict voter ID and citizenship proof before signing any bills, aiming to influence midterm election policies and legislative priorities.
- On Mar 8, President Donald Trump vowed on Truth Social he would not sign any bills until Congress passes the SAVE America Act, urging Republicans to bypass the filibuster.
- The House of Representatives passed the SAVE America Act last month; it stalls in the U.S. Senate where Republicans hold 53 seats and would require proof of citizenship and photo ID to vote.
- Demanding additions, Trump pushed strict voter-ID and proof-of-citizenship rules, limits on mail-in ballots with exceptions for military and voters with illness or disability.
- Senate Democrats say they will oppose the SAVE Act and warned Trump's signature blockade could imperil must-pass Department of Homeland Security funding, with Congress able to counter using veto, pocket veto, and 10-day enactment rules.
- With midterms looming, Democratic Party leaders say the SAVE Act would suppress votes for college students, senior citizens, Americans living abroad, and adoptees.
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Trump: I Won't Sign Any New Legislation Until SAVE Act Is Passed
Nothing illustrates how deeply corrupted and dangerously compromised the American voting system has become more than the extraordinary resistance Americans encounter when attempting to enact even the most basic voter safeguards and anti-fraud protections. A healthy democracy welcomes safeguards. Only a corrupted system fights them.
Paxton Makes Thune an Offer He Can’t Refuse – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
It’s blindingly obvious that Senate Majority Leader John Thune would much rather have Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) back in Congress for six more years than see him replaced by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. But Cornyn’s failure to capture anywhere near 50 percent of last week’s primary vote, plus the prospect of an ugly and expensive runoff, doesn’t bode well for his future. Despite the far left and genuinely weird Democrat nominee, James Tala…
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