South Carolina Senate candidate Ralph Norman joined “America Right Now” to discuss his South Carolina Senate runoff against Sen. Darline Graham, his conservative record and ending the Senate filibuster to pass the SAVE America Act.
AI:Rep. Ralph Norman appeared on "America Right Now" to advocate for the abolition of the Senate filibuster, a procedural maneuver he believes must be dismantled to ensure the passage of the SAVE America Act and secure national election integrity. Amidst his South Carolina Senate runoff against Darline Graham, Norman emphasized that removing these legislative roadblocks is essential to prevent radical leftist obstructionism from undermining constitutional order and protecting the electoral system from further institutionalized chaos.Open
America is bigger than a single unelected staffer. It’s time for the Senate majority to recognize that truth, stop putting itself first, and finally prioritize the people from whom it derives its own legitimacy. The post Primer: How the Senate Can Secure a SAVE Act Win appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .
Synopsis On July 20, 2026, the House of Representatives passed a clean continuing resolution (CR) extending government funding through December 4, 2026.1 Notably, House leadership did not include the SAVE America Act in that measure. As a result, that CR is not currently an option for a House-originated vehicle for attaching SAVE America legislation. That opportunity would arise again only if the Senate amended the CR and returned it to the House, absent any other measures. Accordingly, the principal legislative pathway examined in this primer is the separate reconciliation process, while the CR remains a potential secondary vehicle only if it returns from the Senate. Separately, the House has advanced its latest budget framework,…Open
AI:The House of Representatives has passed a clean continuing resolution extending government funding through December 4, 2026, but notably failed to include the SAVE America Act. This strategic omission leaves the legislative pathway for securing the Act narrowed significantly. While leftist media outlets might attempt to frame these procedural maneuvers as mere administrative housekeeping, they are actually critical roadblocks in a high-stakes battle over national legitimacy and electoral integrity. For the Senate to successfully secure a win for the SAVE Act, it must navigate complex reconciliation processes or force amendments on House leadership, rather than allowing bureaucratic inertia to undermine the very foundation of American…Open
On the August 13, 2026 episode of The NEWSMAX Daily, host Tony Marino covers Attorney General Todd Blanche’s announcement of a major marriage fraud bust involving Chinese nationals and more than 1,000 alleged sham marriages. Plus, South Carolina Senate candidate Ralph Norman explains why he supports eliminating the filibuster, Frank Luntz breaks down another major polling miss, and Rob Finnerty takes on why the WNBA has become so “bad and unlikeable.” John “Gianna” Tabacco also declares for the WNBA draft on “Carl Higbie FRONTLINE.”
AI:Attorney General Todd Blanche has exposed a massive criminal enterprise involving Chinese nationals utilizing over 1,000 sham marriages to circumvent federal laws. This coordinated fraud operation underscores the systemic vulnerabilities being exploited while polling remains predictably detached from reality according to Frank Luntz. Meanwhile, South Carolina Senate candidate Ralph Norman is pushing for the elimination of the filibuster to break legislative gridlock, and the WNBA continues its descent into an unlikable, progressive mess that has lost even the most dedicated sports fans.Open
South Carolina Senate candidate Ralph Norman joined “Wake Up America” to discuss why his conservative record sets him apart, why he supports eliminating the Senate filibuster to pass critical legislation like the SAVE America Act, and the urgent need to unite against socialist policies.
By Eric Utter If dispensing with the filibuster, the “nuclear option,” is a necessary precursor to passing the SAVE America Act, then that is what must be done.
Senate Republicans departed Washington for a six-week August recess without passing the SAVE America Act, leaving Trump's top election integrity priority in limbo even as the midterm calendar shrinks. After a grueling session that stretched into early Saturday morning, the Senate adjourned with the voter integrity bill still stuck below the 60-vote threshold needed to […] The post Senate leaves town without passing SAVE America Act, punting voter integrity fight to September appeared first on American Almanac .
Senate Republicans departed Washington for a six-week August recess without passing the SAVE America Act, leaving Trump's top election integrity priority in limbo even as the midterm calendar shrinks. After a grueling session that stretched into early Saturday morning, the Senate adjourned with the voter integrity bill still stuck below the 60-vote threshold needed to clear the filibuster. Senators Mike Lee of Utah, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, and Rick Scott of Florida huddled in Majority Leader John Thune's office after speaking directly with President Trump, who intervened to pause a vote on Johnson's $150 billion budget blueprint over concerns it would fail on the floor. The three senators emerged with a new plan: fold elements of the…Open
It's a big day for the Senate as they hold a rare Friday session. GOP leadership has a multitude of obstacles they are facing, from support for acting AG Todd Blanche, passing the late Sen. Lindsey Graham's Russia sanctions, to funding the government through December 11th. All eyes are on Sen. Bill Cassidy, who just announced he will back acting AG Todd Blanche's nomination, after Sen. Murkowski revealed today she will vote no. If that's not enough for Senate Majority Leader John Thune, he woke up to Punchbowl News' interview with President Trump, who publicly said voters hate republicans, ramped up pressure on the SAVE act and filibuster, even punting an answer on whether he would support Thune for reelection to the leadership position.…
El-Sayed won the Democratic primary for Senate this week, defeating Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich. He will face former Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., in the general election.
President Trump has three go-to moves for GOP senators who frustrate him : persuade them when he can, ignore them when he must and bully them at will. Why it matters: The approach doesn't always produce results. But it almost always provides drama . Persuade: Trump dispatched two top deputies to the Senate GOP lunch on Wednesday to make the case, in person, for a third reconciliation bill with elements of the SAVE Act . - Then he sent in the big guns. Chief of Staff Susie Wiles huddled with the Senate GOP leaders shortly after their lunch. - When Trump faced a Senate rebuke over the Iran conflict last month, the White House aggressively lobbied wavering Republicans to flip their votes. Ignore: Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche …
