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Gosar Votes for the SAVE America ActThis week, I voted yes on the SAVE America Act to defend a simple principle: voting is a right of U.S. citizenship and should be protected accordingly. The bill requires proof of citizenship to register and a government-issued photo ID to vote—common-sense safeguards that already apply to everyday activities like flying, buying alcohol, or even joining a gym. Democrats oppose these protections because loose rules and weak verification invite abuse, especially as nearly 20 million illegal aliens entered the country under the previous administration, increasing the risk posed by sloppy voter rolls. As I noted earlier, requiring proof of citizenship to register and a photo ID to vote is common sense. If you need valid identification to buy a six-pack of beer or some Marlboro Lights, board an airplane, shop at Costco, or join a gym, you should absolutely need it to vote. The idea that voting should have fewer safeguards than everyday transactions is absurd. With dozens of states already requiring voter ID and others refusing despite documented problems, the SAVE America Act restores trust in elections by securing the process, cleaning up voter rolls, and ensuring only lawful American citizens decide American elections. Click 









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