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According to Ilhan Omar, the SAVE America Act "disenfranchises half of the population in the United States."

She claims this is because many married women have changed their last names and that some might not be able to access the documents to prove they are who they say they are. And if this is true, this is nothing more than a personal problem. If people want to vote in federal elections, it should be their duty to obtain these documents. This is also not controversial legislation by any means, as proven time and again by the massive polling data in existence.

In case it was not clear to Omar, when someone gets married, they get this little thing called a “marriage certificate.” Additionally, when they are born, there is also a document called a “birth certificate.” These are not hard documents to obtain by any means. So, not only is it a lie to claim it is nearly impossible to have such documents, but it is a deeply pathetic excuse to override the will of the people.

According to NBC:

It’s a policy long opposed by Democrats in Congress, who liken it — along with the bill's proof-of-citizenship requirement to register to vote — to nefarious Jim Crow-era laws aimed at preventing African Americans from voting.

But that message is increasingly falling flat with the American public, including Black voters, as photo IDs are increasingly required for common activities, like flying.

A Pew Research Center poll in August tested a variety of election rules and found that 83% of U.S. adults support “requiring all voters to show government-issued photo identification to vote,” while 16% oppose it. That’s up from 77% support in a 2012 Pew poll.

Why do people like Omar insist they know better than 83% of Americans? Does she really think voters are that stupid? Or is she really that stupid? Draw your own conclusions.

Why the left refuses to listen to the people they take oaths to represent is beyond reason, but this may or may not have a thing or two to do with the fact that they cannot win if voters prove who they say they are. That is just my two cents. You can do the math.

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