Breaking: Supporters say Trump won’t let the SAVE America Act die and are pressing Leader John Thune to act now. Thoughts? Comment. According to CBS CBS #news
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Breaking: Supporters say Trump refuses to let the issue die and are pushing the SAVE America Act to reach Leader John Thune’s desk. The post urges Americans to flood Thune with comments, tagging him and linking the post (pic.x.com/HC8MntWNVKK), and encourages demonstrative, loud pressure. It frames secure elections as the rationale and asks followers to tell Thune how important the matter is. Organizers call for immediate online action—leaving comments and visibly tagging the senator—to ensure the bill is delivered to Trump for signature. The message is framed as urgent and mobilizing supporters to influence the legislative process immediately right now.
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