House GOP threads SAVE America Act into legislative agenda in effort to break Senate
The Senate has routinely rejected the SAVE America Act. The House also passed the legislation as a stand-alone bill twice earlier this year.Advertisement “These are very popular and important and necessary objectives,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said in a press conference Tuesday. “Number one: secure American elections by passing the SAVE America Act law, as much of that as possible, that’s the objective.
- ▪The Senate has routinely rejected the SAVE America Act.
- ▪The House also passed the legislation as a stand-alone bill twice earlier this year.Advertisement “These are very popular and important and necessary objectives,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said in a press conference Tuesday.
- ▪“Number one: secure American elections by passing the SAVE America Act law, as much of that as possible, that’s the objective.
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House GOP leadership has woven the SAVE America Act into the fabric of the House‘s legislative agenda after attaching portions of the election integrity bill to three important pieces of legislation this week in an attempt to force the Senate’s hand.The moves underpin the great lengths House Republicans are going to in order to try to enact President Donald Trump’s top legislative priority, even if it means falling flat in the Senate. The Senate has routinely rejected the SAVE America Act.
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