Senate GOP leader admits some senate Republicans hate Trump too much to vote for the "SAVE America Act"

If you don't follow congress closely (and you almost certainly don't due to time demands) you may not know much about the "Save America Act."  That bill--now being blocked in the senate--would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.  And of course as things stand now, Dem states do NOT require any proof of citizenship to register.  

In fact, thanks to a cunning Democrat law called "Motor voter" everyone who applies for a driver's license is automatically registered to vote unless the applicant is told to check a tiny box that says "I decline because I'm not a U.S. citizen."

Of course unless a DMV worker (all Democrats, of course) tells an applicant about this box, no one notices it--so they're automatically registered!

If you think that wasn't intentional you're too stupid to breathe without assistance.

If you think this is "just another right-wing scare story," you should try keeping up with events in Democrat-ruled states like California:  Like most states, California courts send letters to summon citizens for jury duty.  The names and addresses are taken from DMV lists of people who hold drivers' licences.

Recipients are required to respond to the letters, either by accepting or declining to serve, by citing one of several reasons.  One of those was "I'm not eligible to serve because I'm not a U.S. citizen." 

Starting about 15 years ago court clerks began to notice an exponential rise in the number of people checking the "not a citizen" box.  In interviews with randomly-chosen decliners, non-citizens claimed they'd never registered to vote--yet somehow they appeared on the list of registered voters.  It was a mystery.

Turned out DMV workers hadn't told 'em they'd automatically be registered unless they explicitly declined by checking a box they never saw.  

Estimates from random samples suggested up to ten percent of registered Cali voters might not be citizens.

But no worries, citizens: under the faaabulous Gavin Newsom the state has taken all such non-citizens off the list of registered voters!

Hahahahaha!  Just kidding.  Not only has the state NOT done that, they've refused to turn over lists of registered voters to the DOJ's voting rights division to let the feds look. 

Which brings us back to the "Save America Act."  It's a watershed moment for our nation--a fork in the road, because without it, Democrat pols and fraudsters will be able to continue manufacturing hundreds of thousands of illegal votes, winning election after election.

Senate Democrats are blocking the bill--with help from 4 RINOs.  John Thune, the senate "majority leader" (a nominal Republican) says the GOP doesn't have the votes to pass it, despite the senate being majority GOP, because the 4 RINOs vote with Democrats to block it.  But Thune refuses to pressure the treasonous RINOs because he bleats that *even if all Repubs voted FOR the bill,* the Dems would filibuster it, which would require 60 votes to break.  So...no way to win, right?

But as senate leader Thune could force the Dems to actually DO a "talking filibuster," thus showing their true colors to voters.  He refuses to do this--not because it wouldn't help the GOP by showing the Dems' true colors, but because he apparently doesn't want the bill to pass.

Thune is a RINO--a plant, like most GOP leaders.  It's amazing how often the top GOP leaders in each chamber really support Democrat policies, eh? 

Trump supports the Save America Act, but in a closed-door GOP lunch on Wednesday Thune admitted that some Republican senators oppose Trump so strongly that they'll never vote for the SAVE Act, regardless of the legislation's merits.

They avoid claiming they want non-U.S.-citizens to vote in federal elections, because their opposition is personal, not political:  They seem to oppose the bill because Trump wants it.  

If the GOP can't pass this bill now, it's likely to be 50 years before the party will again have the presidency and a thin majority in both chambers of congress.  The consequences of failing to pass this bill will be huge.

I agree that Trump's personality is often grating:  He's given to hyperbole.  But because he seems to be acting in the best interests of America and Americans, I'm willing to overlook his often vexing personality.

The fact that four faux-Republicans can enable the Democrats to avoid using the filibuster, thus permanently damaging the country, is the best possible indicator of how they'll do anything to try to claw back into total control. 

On every issue the Democrat Party closes ranks, enforcing party-line discipline, with every Dem voting for Dem-advantaging bills.  They realize that voters are energized and motivated by Party wins, which they deliver.  It's why they usually turn out a higher percentage of voters than Republicans do.