Voting rights were a Republican thing, but with SAVE Act, they’re now in the GOP’s rearview mirror

The SAVE Act signals a dramatic shift in the Republican Party's stance on voting rights, moving from a long-standing support to a push for legislation that critics argue undermines voter access. Historically, Republicans championed voting rights, but recent efforts like the SAVE Act show a troubling regression. This legislation, if passed, could significantly restrict voting rights, reflecting a broader trend within the GOP to prioritize voter suppression over democratic principles. This shift is alarming, especially given its potential to undermine the fundamental democratic process and the party's historical commitment to fair elections.