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It’s time to pass the SAVE America Act!
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It’s time for you to resign from Congress.

If you can see this, someone in Iran can’t. Iran needs help. #Iran #InternetShutdown #DigitalBlackoutIran #LetIranSpeak

It’s time you wiped the Cheeto crumbs off your mouth.

So nuke the filibuster and do it. WE ALL KNOW THIS IS THE GOP's fault!

What a fool, please explain how this pedo keeps getting elected to office by South Carolina.

@NRSC Oh, really? Have you ever uttered the words “talking filibuster?” I’ll believe you and your colleagues when you actually embrace offensive action. NO RECESS until we have DHS funding a the Save America Act. @LeaderJohnThune @SenateGOP

@moyer_eileen So why aren’t you putting pressure on Thune to do whatever is necessary. We are done with politicians’ angry posts and posts stating how much they support the Save America Act while knowing Republicans do not have the balls to actually get it passed. You make us sick.

You fucking loser take Trumps dick out of your mouth and do your job.

If you are not removing Thune then you’re with the democrats again

You guys have no intention of passing it. You’re all in cahoots together.

STFU. You’re a despicable Israel First Zionist. You don’t care about America and South Carolina knows it.

Uncle Lindsey, you’re a legend! you will be remembered in the history. Iranian here and I just want to say I love you.🫡🇺🇸 #ThankYouTrump #MIGA #MAGA

Nuke the filibuster !!! Republicans have the majority !!

Nuke the filibuster, Senator. You know too well the Democrats will if the tables are turned.

War monger Lindsey should sit down

Do you support nuking the filibuster? The time has come.

its time for your traitor ass to retire

Is the elephant too dumb to just put that unnecessary load down? 🇺🇸

If you believe what you’re saying, remove @LeaderJohnThune from his position and Nuke the filibuster, if not Republicans will lose the majority and it will be the fault of every Republican Senator

It is well past time, but do it now! Use the majority and work the faithless Republicans who oppose it. Let them lose committee assingments and leadership positions if not immediately passed.

Why don't you get that weak ass Leader of your to get this bill passed however he has to do it. He makes you all look like idiots

It's time to make hard, necessary decisions. 1.Remove Thune as Leader 2.End the Filibuster 3.Pass the Save Act If you cannot do the above you are part of the problem.

Talk to your colleagues Remove all committee assignments and all funding for these 4 Traitors if they don’t step up for Americans! NUKE THE FILIBUSTER! @LeaderJohnThune @SenatorCollins @lisamurkowski @SenMcConnell @SenThomTillis

We don't pass bills for problems that don't exist to make voting harder to help trump cheat...sorry...cl

End the filibuster!

It is obvious that people should have ID, why do Democrats disagree? Do they want someone like Ilhan Omar to rule the US? #ThankYouTrump

No, it isn't. It's NEVER time for voter repression. It's NEVER time for a poll tax. It's NEVER time for disenfranchisement of millions and millions of voters. It's NEVER time to lie about why you want this hideous bill passed. Why haven't you just moved to Israel yet? Epstein

Want to tell us how you plan to do that?

FUCK LINDSEY GRAHAM Jim Crow laws were a collection of state and local laws—mainly in the Southern United States—from the late 1800s to the 1960s designed to enforce racial segregation and suppress Black political power after Reconstruction. Here are the main ways these laws (and related practices) were used to keep Black—and often other minority—voters from participating: ⸻ 🗳️ 1. Poll Taxes •Required people to pay a fee to vote. •Many Black citizens (and poor whites) couldn’t afford it. •Sometimes included “back taxes”, meaning you had to pay multiple years at once. ⸻ 📖 2. Literacy Tests •Voters had to pass reading or interpretation tests. •These were applied unfairly—Black voters were often given extremely difficult questions, while white voters got easy ones or were exempt. ⸻ 👴 3. Grandfather Clauses •Allowed people to vote if their grandfather had voting rights before the Civil War. •Since enslaved people couldn’t vote before 1865, this excluded most Black citizens while allowing poor white voters to bypass restrictions. ⸻ 🏛️ 4. White Primaries •Political parties (especially the Democratic Party in the South) held “whites-only” primary elections. •Because primaries often decided the winner, Black voters were effectively shut out of meaningful elections. ⸻ ⚖️ 5. Intimidation and Violence •Groups like the Ku Klux Klan used threats, beatings, and even murder to prevent Black people from registering or voting. •Economic retaliation (like job loss or eviction) was also common. ⸻ 📝 6. Voter Registration Barriers •Complicated paperwork, limited registration hours, and arbitrary rejection of applications. •Officials could deny registration without clear reasons. ⸻ ⚖️ Legal End of These Practices These barriers were eventually dismantled through major legal and legislative changes: •15th Amendment to the United States Constitution (1870): Prohibited denying the right to vote based on race (but was widely ignored in practice for decades). •24th Amendment to the United States Constitution (1964): Banned poll taxes in federal elections. •Voting Rights Act of 1965: Outlawed literacy tests and gave the federal government power to enforce voting rights. ⸻ Bottom line Jim Crow laws weren’t just about segregation—they were a systematic effort to block Black Americans (and other minorities) from political power, using both legal barriers and intimidation. If you want, I can show specific examples from states like Mississippi or Alabama to make it more concrete.

@NRSC Then tell john thune to nuke the filibuster or get out of his position

How about NO, why don’t you tell Americas the fine print Lindsey. That only white men can vote.

Stay in DC til it’s passed.

Not your call, not your daddy Trump call, and each state has their own rules.

