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Raskin: SAVE Act ‘Has Nothing to Do with Voter ID’

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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stepped up to MSNBC’s All In on Friday and boldly declared that the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act has nothing to do with voter ID. For those unfamiliar, the SAVE Act is a straightforward bill requiring proof of U.S. citizenship—like a passport, birth certificate, or REAL ID—to register to vote in federal elections. Raskin’s dismissal is a masterclass in political sleight-of-hand, reframing a commonsense measure to prevent non-citizen voting as something sinister. It’s the kind of spin that treats basic election integrity like a partisan boogeyman, much like how gun grabbers label universal background checks as common sense while ignoring their real aim to build registries.

This isn’t just rhetoric—it’s a window into the Left’s playbook, where any barrier to ballot harvesting gets branded as suppression. Raskin knows full well that lax voter ID laws have led to scandals like non-citizens on rolls in states like Virginia and Ohio, yet he waves it off. For the 2A community, the parallel is stark: just as Democrats cry voter ID is racist to erode verification, they scream gun registration is a slippery slope while pushing it under the guise of safety. Both erode foundational rights—your vote and your Second Amendment—by normalizing government overreach. If we let them redefine voter ID as unrelated to eligibility, what’s next? Redefining shall not be infringed as optional?

The implications for pro-2A patriots are clear: vigilance on election integrity is non-negotiable. Weak borders and unsecured elections fuel the same anti-freedom coalition gunning for your AR-15. Support the SAVE Act, demand real ID checks, and call out the gaslighting—because once they control the vote, your rights are next on the chopping block. Stay armed, stay informed, and vote like your liberties depend on it. They do.

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