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Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee - The SAVE America Act wouldn’t deprive any American of their right to vote
To the contrary, it would protect that right from being diluted or nullified by noncitizen voting
Quoted Post:
ThePersistence @ScottPresler - Video: INTERVIEW
I interviewed a married woman who used to lived in Minnesota & now lives in Florida.
Q: “What do you want to see from our Senate & Congress, knowing that there is rampant fraud within our elections?”
A: “My highest priority is to secure the voting registration. I went to vote [in Minnesota] & somebody else had already voted under my name.”
Q: “Would you say that photo ID & proof of citizenship are important?”
A: “100%.”
Q: “Would you say, as the victim of election fraud, getting photo ID would actually secure the woman vote?”
A: “I do. I’m actually a married woman — so, my last name does not match my birth certificate — & I was able to vote quite easily.”
Q: “What is your last statement to our beautiful Senate Majority Leader John Thune?”
A: “You have to SAVE America.”
There you have it, folks. Governor DeSantis passed the SAVE America Act in Florida & married women can still vote!
https://x.com/BasedMikeLee/status/2091562733854421381