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John Kennedy Calmly Wrecks Margaret Brennan Over Nasty SAVE Act Gotcha [WATCH]

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John Kennedy Calmly Wrecks Margaret Brennan Over Nasty SAVE Act Gotcha [WATCH]
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Senator John Kennedy walked into CBS territory on Sunday and gave viewers another reminder that a calm answer can be far more devastating than a shouting match.The Louisiana Republican appeared on “Face the Nation” with Margaret Brennan, where the conversation moved through the Saudi nuclear deal, energy prices, and the familiar topic that makes the legacy press break out in hives, election integrity.Things sharpened when Brennan turned to the SAVE America Act, a Republican backed election reform measure that Democrats and their media allies have been busy branding as some dangerous partisan scheme.The House passed the SAVE America Act less than two weeks ago as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, according to the original report, and Republicans have been using the…

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