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Trump Urges National Emergency—Is It Coming?

The United States Senate is currently in the throes of a major upheaval. Republican senators are taking a dramatic stand, refusing to go on their usual vacation, and a new senator is advocating for dismantling the filibuster. Meanwhile, an esteemed election integrity investigator is urging President Trump to declare a national emergency to secure our elections before November. After being stalled for over a year, the SAVE Act has suddenly gained momentum, with more progress in the past week than in the prior seven months combined.

- Republicans have attached the SAVE Act to crucial national security funding, pressuring Senate Democrats and moderate Republicans.
- Nearly 20 Republican senators are calling to cancel recess, demanding action on the SAVE Act.
- New Senator Darline Graham Nordone proposes abolishing the filibuster, intensifying pressure on Senate leadership.

 

House Republicans have ingeniously maneuvered the SAVE Act onto must-pass national security funding, borrowing a tactic called "MIRVing." This strategic move has forced the SAVE Act into the heart of defense funding bills, daring anyone who opposes it to risk national security. This political trap now rests on the desk of Senate Minority Whip John Thune, who had planned to send senators home for a five-week recess starting August 7th. However, a growing contingent of Senate Republicans is adamant that the SAVE Act demands immediate attention.

 

Presently, nearly 20 Republican senators have voiced support for staying in Washington until the SAVE Act is voted on. Even President Trump has weighed in, urging Thune to keep the Senate in session until the Act passes or to abolish the filibuster altogether. Thune's usual excuse that the SAVE Act lacks the votes is now being challenged as a sign of progress. Previously, he had consistently cited the Byrd rule, which mandates that all provisions in a reconciliation bill must be budgetary. Yet, Lindsey Graham, before his passing, convinced Thune of a viable way to pass the SAVE Act through reconciliation, a stance now echoed by Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana.

 

Thune is reportedly in discussions with key GOP holdouts such as Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, and Thom Tillis of North Carolina. These four Republicans previously joined Democrats in blocking the Act through reconciliation. However, if Thune can persuade Susan Collins, who supports the SAVE Act but opposes the procedure, it would shift the balance in favor of passage.

 

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The pressure on Thune has intensified, fueled by the bold actions of Darline Graham Nordone, the newest senator from South Carolina. Inheriting her brother Lindsey Graham's seat, she has already called for abolishing the filibuster, making a decisive move against Senate leadership. Her endorsement of the SAVE Act as her first co-sponsored bill signals a direct challenge to Thune and underscores her willingness to fight for election integrity.

 

Should efforts to pass the SAVE Act falter, there's a growing call for President Trump to declare a national emergency to safeguard our elections. Garland Favorito, co-founder of Trusted Election Results in Georgia, has publicly urged Trump to bypass Senate gridlock through this extraordinary measure, which would be largely immune to judicial interference.

 

In summary, the SAVE Act is at a pivotal moment. The House has set the stage by attaching the Act to essential legislation, while a group of determined senators challenges their leader to cancel recess. President Trump’s call to terminate the filibuster, coupled with Nordone’s bold stance, has created unprecedented pressure. Election integrity leaders are also advocating for a national emergency declaration if the Senate fails to act. The time to seize this unique opportunity is now. Will Thune capitulate and cancel recess? Can the Republicans flip Susan Collins? Or will a national emergency be the ultimate recourse? The stakes have never been higher.


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