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

The once Republican-championed cause of voting rights has dramatically shifted as the GOP now aggressively pushes the Save Act, which is seen as a significant regression. This act aims to restrict voting access, marking a stark departure from historical support for voting rights. The Save Act represents a contentious move that underscores the growing polarization on voting rights in American politics. This shift is particularly alarming given the long-standing Republican legacy of supporting voting rights, now seemingly abandoned in favor of more restrictive measures.