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@fire_starter457 @atensnut Only to those who don't understand English. I suggest you take a refresher course.

@atensnut Read the language in the Act. He's 100% correct.

YOU are lying and what’s unforgivable is … you know you’re lying. Shame on you.

@TRHLofficial @2stoked4u I am always amused when people such as yourself post such drivel - the clearest sign you have no argument.

Encouraging “the rest of the countries” to join your war, sounds kind of like you want a world war.

@GuntherEagleman @RepMikeLevin Or he thinks voters are. It's pretty clear he can't differentiate between a birth certificate and a marriage certificate.

@RepMikeLevin This is a fcking lie. Or Mike Levin is a dumbfck. One or the other.

If you changed your name when you got married, take notice.    Under the SAVE Act, your driver’s license wouldn’t be enough to vote. You’d need a birth certificate that matches your current legal name. Most women who changed their name at marriage don’t have that. And getting it costs money you shouldn’t have to spend just to cast a ballot.    Republicans aren’t targeting noncitizens. They’re targeting you.

@RepMikeLevin virtually no woman's surname on her birth certificate matches her married surname. I can only assume you posted this drivel because (a) you really think voters are this stupid; or (b) because you truly are this stupid. In either case, it's evident you are not fit for office.

Hello Representative Levin, I'd like to introduce you to an organization called the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs. NDI is one of the four core institutes of the National Endowment for Democracy, established by Congress in 1983. It is the Democratic Party's official international arm. Its board members include Stacey Abrams, Donna Brazile, and Michael McFaul. Its previous chair was Madeleine Albright, who served until her death in 2022. Also on the board: Eric Kessler, founder of Arabella Advisors, the largest dark money network in Democratic politics. NDI reported $181.5 million in revenue in fiscal year 2023, nearly all in government grants. NDI's mission, for four decades, has been to tell countries around the world how to run democratic elections. And what NDI consistently tells them, across dozens of countries, is that voter identification is a fundamental pillar of election integrity, and that proving citizenship is a basic prerequisite for participation. Here is what NDI has demanded of other countries: NDI's foundational guide, Building Confidence in the Voter Registration Process (2001), describes voter ID systems as standard democratic infrastructure. It states that voter registries should contain "voters' photographs and even their fingerprints" and that registered voters should be issued "a voter or other ID card that serves as proof of their right to vote." NDI explains that "issuing ID cards, either national or voting, requires a second point of contact between election officials and voters, which introduces an additional safeguard into the system." (pp. 10–11, 15) NDI's 2015 study of voter registration across the Middle East and North Africa goes further, laying out that voters must "prove their identity, essentially demonstrating that they are who they say they are" and must "affirm their citizenship and age." (p. 11) That same 2001 guide identifies married name changes as a routine voter roll maintenance challenge: "Election officials must update information about people who have moved or who have married and changed their surname." NDI also notes that voter lists "may omit information about changes of address or name for those eligible people who have recently moved or married." NDI's recommendation is not to eliminate voter ID. It is to maintain clean, continuously updated voter rolls that accommodate name changes within the system. In its 2009 Bangladesh report, NDI praised the country's new photo-voter list and national ID card system, noting that the ID cards gave "a sense of empowerment and belonging to the disadvantaged and marginalized people of the country, particularly women." Read that again. NDI itself called voter identification empowering for WOMEN! In every case, NDI's position was identical: marriage-related name changes are a solvable administrative problem. The solution is better record-keeping and updated systems. Not fewer safeguards. Not the elimination of voter ID. Your party's own international arm has already solved the problem you bring up. The answer is: maintain the rolls. Update the records. Issue the IDs. Accommodate name changes within the system, don't use them as a reason to have no system at all. The exact opposite of what you push here - refusing to clean voter rolls. By NDI’s own standards, by the standards of your own international soft power branch, YOUR position is the anti-feminist position. The SAVE America Act asks Americans to do less than what NDI demands of Nicaragua, less than what NDI praises in Morocco, and far less than the biometric fingerprint-and-facial-recognition system NDI supervised in Nigeria. Eighty-four percent of Americans support photo ID to vote. Two-thirds of Democrats support it. Jimmy Carter's own 2005 bipartisan commission recommended it. You voted no. Your party's international arm, funded with taxpayer money, chaired by your party's former Senate leader (Tom Daschle), staffed by your party's most prominent voting-rights advocate, says yes. For everyone else. NDI's guides are publicly available on their website. You might consider reading them before you spout mindless drivel to protect your own grift.

@joekent16jan19 @annvandersteel @joekent16jan19 as you aren’t privy to intelligence- and don’t currently serve in a position in government, I find it it astonishing that you think yourself in any position to comment on this topic.

Pattern recognition: POTUS broaches on deescalation & negotiations, Israel takes action that escalates the war. Restraining Israel is the only way to stop this war from spiraling further out of control. President Trump can fix this, but he must act now.

“Cheer” might be a stronger word than I would use- but the liberals I encounter on a daily basis were NOT gracious. The difference, of course, is that Charlie Kirk did nothing to them personally- Mueller however not only attempted to destroy Trump’s presidency but his family as well as doing immeasurable damage to the US. To suggest that “we” are the same,even outside of “X” is ridiculous- “we” are not the same.

I’m going to go out here on a limb in the Twitter world. And be totally in touch with the real world. Most people, no matter their politics, didn’t cheer when Charlie Kirk was assassinated, and they are not cheering the fact that Mueller has passed away.

@infantrydort Perhaps it is because we have higher expectations. Using one’s service record to bolster a position that undermines the U.S. while conducting operations in a foreign country, IMO, is worthy of scorn.

One thing I’ve learned this week. It doesn’t matter how awe inspiring your military service is/was. In this world of polar-factionalism, it will be forgotten, and you will be despised eventually. For many reasons. Not saying service=sainthood. But damn, the hate is venomous.

@BigBlueGolden @DataRepublican @wasatchdotco One of the problems when dealing with smart people - they see right through me!😅

@DataRepublican @Acommunaltable @wasatchdotco It is all coming clear to me now. 🤔🤣🤣🤣

🧵THREAD: Iranian influence in US far-left protests A Jewish rapper got beaten bloody at a Khamenei vigil in Washington Square Park. What happened next exposed something much bigger: a documented pipeline connecting Iran's sanctioned state TV directly to far-left protest organizers on American soil. The receipts are extraordinary. As always, patience as I pull the thread together. 👇

@brendaslynn @heymikey80 @idbusa @DataRepublican 🙂

@heymikey80 @idbusa @Acommunaltable @DataRepublican

@brithume Because it’s only ok when democrats do it, right?

This is the kind of stuff Trump does that makes people not just oppose him but hate him. There was no need to say anything.

@LucasSa56947288 Realistic?? LOL!!!! I watch TV to be entertained, not indoctrinated. The hubris these folks have is truly off the charts....

I see MAGA folks are upset at HBO and threatening to boycott it because, the show "The Pitt" portrayed a very realistic scene Thursday night of ICE Nazis Agents kidnapping a patient in the ER and arresting a doctor saying the show is demonized ICE agents

@jjauthor Because their need to "feel good about themselves" outweighs all other considerations.

Communist California. Why don’t more Californians want California back?

@RealSpitfire @ArmaLite15OU812 And a stupid, irrelevant one it is…

@ArmaLite15OU812 You can give birth anywhere. Therefore, you do not absolutely need ID. That’s her point.

Show of hands of anyone who’s gone to a hospital in America for care or treatment and hasn’t been required to register and show a form of ID.

Further proof the disdain in which Congress holds us - the current TSA fiasco. Not only did they force a highly intrusive invasion of privacy down our throats, they now can't even be bothered fund it. "The beatings will continue until morale improves". Fire EVERYONE of them!!!

@realpeteyb123 The issue isn't "questioning". The issue is gaslighting and outright lies being peddled under the cover of "questioning".

You should be able to question any government without getting flagged for it. Especially in America. If that becomes a red flag, we have a much bigger problem than the question itself.

@annvandersteel Projecting... again?

Bongina needs to stop exposing himself and go back to pretending he actually care about America First and not being a paid shill for a foreign country...

@mattvanswol They really need to up their game - I suggest they study California were they've raised fraud and theft to an art form!!!