Why does my 5 year old need a birth certificate to be enrolled in public school, or play T-Ball to prove his age, and identity — but it’s blasphemy to require it of citizens to vote? PASS THE SAVE ACT! Only ones against it: •Can’t win elections without noncitizens... •Are Corruptshow more

1. Because five year olds can’t get a driver’s license yet 2. ID is required to *register* to vote 3. There has been NO voter fraud in the United States (ever) that affected elections, so you’re pretending to fight an issue that doesn’t exists

You’ve missed the point. My five year old has to prove age and identity to play t-ball — but people don’t have to for something as serious, and sacred as voting?

@R_JonAnderson Maybe this can help @R_JonAnderson a little!

US voter ID laws vary by state: 36 require some ID to vote, but not always proof of citizenship. Registration often needs ID and citizenship affirmation. SAVE Act (proposed 2024-26) aims to mandate proof of citizenship for federal voter registration; it's passed House but stalled in Senate. Non-citizen voting is illegal and rare—studies (Brennan Center, Heritage) show isolated cases, not affecting outcomes. Widespread fraud claims lack evidence.

@RyaneHarper5622 @Richard4m @LibertyValkyrie @R_JonAnderson @grok is Real ID in the US mandatory this year in all 50 states? What are the criteria to get a Real ID?

As of May 7, 2025, REAL ID-compliant IDs are required for domestic flights and federal facility access in the US, but not mandatory for all purposes—alternatives like passports work. All 50 states issue them. Criteria: Provide in-person at DMV—proof of identity (e.g., birth certificate/passport), SSN (e.g., card/W-2), 2 address proofs (e.g., utility bill), and legal status docs if non-citizen. Varies slightly by state.

Agree. Pass the Save Act.

For once I wish this would get into a leftist algo to hear the rebuttals — because I can’t think of a single reason this shouldn’t be mandated.

Pass the fn SAVE ACT!

El Passe el acto de saving already! Maybe they’ll understand Spanglish better.

A birth certificate is required for so many things already. Why not to ensure the security of our votes?!

Exactly Tink — you know what’s up.

Voter ID is only one part of the proposed "Save Act" but the real intention is to disenfranchise MILLIONS of USA citizens from voting. This includes WOMEN who MARRIED and CHANGED TO THEIR SPOUSAL FAMILY NAME as well as all without a USA birth certificate. READ THE FINE PRINT!

As a woman who’s been divorced, and remarried, it was as simple as bringing my marriage certificate and divorce decree to show the name changes. Was pretty damn simple actually.

Slip up and you are off the electoral roll.

He’s gonna need it to register to vote How are you people so fucking stupid?

We all know the answer the Democrats want to cheat

You are exactly right‼️💯☝️

Yet to some, I’m so wrong somehow too. Weird world we’re living in.

It is bizzare to say the least! So many argue about things staring them in the face! We need Asylums opened back up!!

A birth certificate plus a government issued photo id. Plus maybe marriage certificates plus divorce decrees. The cost and time adds up - not just to the person who has to get it but for the government agencies that have to process requests.

Everyone is issued a birth certificate, and has access to one. Everyone is issued a marriage certificate once married, and everyone has access to get one IF they lose it. Everyone is issued a divorce decree once divorced, and everyone has access to get one IF they lose it. Someone lack of accounting for their own personal documents sounds like a THEM problem.

@stevesgirl56 Not everyone has access to their birth certificate

@stevesgirl56 And they’re lazy if that’s the excuse.

@stevesgirl56 Laziness is not a factor. So don't pretend it's that.

@stevesgirl56 Oh it absolutely is. If you can’t have on hand, documents that are easily available, you’re lazy. If you’re inept, you have care takers who are NOT inept, to get required documentation. Not having the documents, or willingness to procure them, is in fact LAZY.

@stevesgirl56 Oh it absolutely isn't. You really want it to be so badly. "Easily available" that's not the case for everyone. You have privilege that not every has. You are very much incorrect and think that everyone has the same situation. Shut your privileged ass up.

lol. I aged out of the foster care system when I was 18. Before iPhones, before wifi was even really a household thing. I somehow was able to obtain my birth certificate back in the stone age of the 2000s so I could join the military. Don’t have a smart phone or computer (which is doubtful)? The library has them for free. Don’t have a printer? You can print a copy at office max or staples for cents. If you’re a boomer who can manage all of the above, you’ve got a care taker who can. It has nothing to do with privilege, and you’ve offered ZERO relevant rebuttal to dispute my claim. One might call your comment, a LAZY argument even. Opinions aren’t facts to dispute a claim you disagree with, and that’s literally all you’ve offered. Subjective opinions.

🇺🇸 Is @LeaderJohnThune listening or not? 🇺🇸

Exactly Heather. The Save America Act needs to pass in both chambers and signed by President Trump. I'm calling every republican I can to support it and to pass it. In the house and senate. We need election integrity passed now.

Are you married? Took your husband’s last name? Have a passport in your married name? Do you have your birth certificate? What last name is on your birth certificate?

@OneBadDude_

And why does your child need a birth certificate to enroll in school but and illegal doesn’t? Why are rules and laws not applied equally?

Voter fraud in America is virtually nil. Over 21 million people, disproportionately affecting young voters, voters of color, married women seniors, and lower-income citizens would be squeezed off the voter rolls. These voters lean Democrat. This is the intent of the Save Act, not voter security.

TRUTH 🚨🚨

Thanks Ray 🫶🏼✊🏼

It’s insane that We The People actually have to ask (beg) for voter ID.

Each state does require ID to vote.

And in California you don’t need to prove you’re a citizen to obtain one, same in Minnesota

This comparison only works if you ignore what the bill actually does. Schools and youth sports verify age once, at enrollment. Voting eligibility is verified once, at registration, under state law, with time to fix errors. The SAVE Act changes that model. It shifts eligibility enforcement to Election Day, limits acceptable documents, and removes the ability to correct mistakes before a ballot is denied. And it’s not “just ID.” Most IDs people actually have do not prove citizenship and would require supplemental documents to register, including: • State driver’s licenses • REAL ID compliant licenses • State ID cards • Student IDs • Military IDs • Voter registration cards In many cases, the only documents that satisfy the requirement are a passport or a certified birth certificate, records millions of eligible voters do not carry and may not easily access. That’s like requiring a child to prove their age every single day to attend school, rejecting their school ID, enrollment record, and state ID because only a certified birth certificate counts. Forget it once? Go home. If this were actually just about ID, it would accept common IDs, expand access to documentation, keep verification at registration, and defer to state systems. It does none of that. This isn’t election security. It’s a redefinition of eligibility enforced at the ballot box, and that’s exactly the line the Constitution does not allow Congress to cross.

Does your 5-year-old have to show his birth certificate every time he shows up for class, or even every semester he's enrolled in school? No, they check his eligibility once at the beginning and that carries forward All we're saying is that voting should work the same

You are absolutely correct. Both my kids had to show their original birth certificates just to play recreational soccer so they couldn't be lying about their age--and this was in CALIFORNIA.

Do it! The people have spoken! @LeaderJohnThune We know why you are dragging your feet! RINO

I just did a blood draw at Quest Diagnostics and had to provide my drivers license, I guess that's Jim Crow 2.0? I also saw plenty of people of color who were in the waiting area with me, I thought the leftists said they weren't smart enough or capable enough to get an ID.

Because it's a barrier to a Constitutional right. Your child going to school isn't enumerated in the Constitution.

Because your five-year-old doesn’t have a drivers license to prove who he is, ya boiled potatoe

No lie detected. Great points.

Don’t be fooled by the crazy rhetoric you hear from Dem leaders! Everyone knows we should mandate Voter ID!!! PASS THE SAVE ACT!!! @LeaderJohnThune

Great news. You already need all of this to register to vote and you’re proving that PhotoID is not a necessary requirement.

@Charliekickback Every nation in the world has voter ID

This is why this argument falls apart. It’s too logical, reasonable, and goes against the narrative.

Facts about the save act

@grok for this poorly educated MAGA, how many proven cases of non-citizens voting in federal elections have there been?

Voter ID isn’t the issue I don’t think anybody is opposed to it, but there’s lots of things to consider who’s gonna pay for it or are you gonna have to go stand in line like you do at the DMV and pay for it? It’s regulated by the states as of now and I’ve said this 1 million times if there’s so much voter fraud out there, how come we keep flip-flopping between Republican and Democratic presidents as well as Congress the last 70 years you think one side would have a big advantage if there was so much vote for hot going on