President Trump meets with Senate Republicans to push passage of the SAVE America Act.
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President Trump meets with Senate Republicans to push passage of the SAVE America Act.

President Trump is scheduled to attend a Senate GOP lunch on Wednesday to pressure senators to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID to cast a ballot. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has stated there are not enough votes to overcome Democratic opposition or to eliminate the filibuster. The meeting also comes amid tensions over the Iran war and government surveillance powers.

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This event sits in the top 24% of divergence this week. 9 outlets covered it, splitting into 9 framing camps across 3 bias groups.
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Pro-Trump outlets frame the standoff as Trump fighting for election integrity against a timid Senate. Mainstream outlets frame it as a clash between Trump's demands and political reality. The wires focus on the vote counts.
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THE RIGHT4 outlets · mostly supportive
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“Sen. Marshall Calls SAVE America Act His Top Priority” · Axios, Bloomberg, The Hill, Politico

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