Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) Confirms that There Are Two Ways the US Senate Can Pass the SAVE America Act (VIDEO)

 Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) went on FOX Business on Monday morning to discuss the popular SAVE America Act that secures US elections.

The SAVE Act includes language on voter ID, which enjoys widespread support from the American public. 95% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats are in favor of requiring a photo ID to vote in US elections. It’s common sense.

However, Democrat politicians don’t want photo ID, knowing it will take away from the fraudulent voter pool. 

Neither does Majority Leader John Thune for some reason. It’s not clear who he represents at this point but it is certainly NOT the people of South Dakota.

Rep. Fine told FOX Business that there are two ways to get the SAVE America Act passed through the US Senate.

Rep. Randy Fine:  I’ll give you two options. Number one, we put Save America in the reconciliation bill that we sent to the Senate. That would only take 50 votes. So there’s one way to get it done. And here’s another way. We attached the Save America Act to something even more popular, the idea that members of Congress can’t insider trade. And when we did that, we not only got every Republican vote, we got a dozen Democratic votes in the House. It was the first time we’ve ever seen a Democrat vote for Save America.

So maybe that’s what they try in the Senate. Do ‘You Can’t Insider Trade plus Save America.’

There’s two paths to get the job done. The point is they just need to pick one and do whatever it takes to get it done. Okay.

It’s not that hard, Senator Thune.

Call back the senators, pass the SAVE Act, and secure our elections! 

Great-Grandson of Slaves Blasts Smithsonian’s Woke ‘Indoctrination’: ‘It Makes Me Angry’ (Video)

 

The Smithsonian Institution, particularly the National Museum of American History (NMAH ) and related exhibits, has been accused of downplaying or negatively reframing aspects of American history in favor of a more critical, race- and social-justice-focused narrative.

Now, the great-grandson of a slave, bishop and author Earl Walker Jackson, is blasting the institution for its anti-American woke indoctrination against ‘the greatest country on earth.” 

The White House shared a 162-page report from the Domestic Policy Council,  “Saving America’s Story,” that accuses the NMAH of “ideological capture” by a “radical, activist ideology.”

Further, it claims the museum erases or minimizes America’s heritage, downplays the Founders and positive milestones, emphasizes social justice themes, and treats the American story as a tool for division rather than shared national pride. The report was released on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

In March 2025, President Trump issued the Executive Order “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” and ordered steps to counter what the administration described as a widespread effort to rewrite U.S. history by casting founding principles and achievements in a negative light (as inherently racist, sexist, or oppressive).

It specifically called out the Smithsonian for promoting “divisive, race-centered ideology.” 

Fox News reports that, “although his great-grandparents were enslaved, Jackson believes that ‘if you were born an American, you hit the proverbial lottery because you have more opportunity and hope than any people living anywhere else on the planet.'”

“It makes me angry when people do this to our country, but it’s sad too because what it tells me is that the indoctrination machine is hard at work convincing people [of] this narrative,” he said.

“This is a wonderful country; it’s the greatest nation on earth.

And you’ve got people so indoctrinated into seeing our country sliced and diced into race and ethnicity and class and income and so forth that they fail to understand the blessing of the United States of America.”

NMAH’s shift toward wokeness and activism has been a hot topic in DC. During a House Oversight hearing, Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) grilled NMAH’s Director, Dr. Anthea Hartig, over the institution’s anti-white agenda and efforts to rewrite American history.

Dr. Jody Edward Ginn, a historian and museum professional, spoke with Fox News after making his first visit in a decade and was troubled, noting he found it to be “a completely different place than when I was there in 2012.”

Ginn also noted that he found “factually incorrect information” and, in some exhibits, what the institution left out was just as misleading.

WATCH: Democrat Lawmakers Double Down on Support for Troy Jackson, Dodge Questions About Jackson Marrying and Having Kids With His Cousin

 

Several Democratic Lawmakers were asked over the weekend for their thoughts on Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson marrying his cousin. 

Jackson was thrust into the spotlight when the Democrats forced former Senate nominee Graham Platner to drop out of the race due to scandals surrounding allegations of sexual assault and abuse. 

It was revealed last month by Maine Wire editor-in-chief Steve Robinson that Jackson’s wife is actually his second cousin. The pair had two children together.

“Jackson, a 26-year politician and lobbyist, has made a career of bragging that he’s a is a fifth-generation logger, but you don’t have to go far back the generational line to find where it crosses paths with the ancestors of his significant other Lana M. Pelletier,” Robinson reported.

“Jackson and Pelletier share the same great-grandparents: Thomas Pelletier and Edith Thibodeau. Thomas and Edith’s daughter Albertine was Troy’s grandmother; their son Louis Sr. was Lana’s grandfather. That makes Troy and Lana second cousins on the Pelletier line.”

Robinson’s findings were widely reported on, including by liberal outlets, but Democratic Senators purported to be living under a rock when confronted on the reporting. Either way, they stood by Jackson and emphasized their support for the Democratic nominee. 

“I haven’t seen that,” said Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI). Jon Ossoff (D-GA) also said, “I haven’t seen it,” but noted that he’s supporting the Democratic nominees in Michigan and in Maine.

Senator Angus King of Maine, the same state as Troy Jackson, said, “I have no idea what you’re talking about. I’m not going to comment on it.”

Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) claimed, “I haven’t heard of these reports. Troy Jackson is somebody who is obviously in this fight for working people.” Senator Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) said, “I don’t know anything about that, but what I do know is that we have got to elect Democrats up and down the ballot.”

Alsobrooks added, “If you ask me who I’m supporting, I’m supporting whoever the nominee in every single state, the Democratic nominee, because we are going to have to take back the House and take back the Senate as well.”

didn’t deny it!

Instead, his campaign chalked it up as “Personal attacks on Troy’s family” as if there’s nothing wrong with marrying your own relative.

“Susan Collins will do anything to distract from the fact that she votes with Trump 96% of the time and has sold out working people in Maine. Personal attacks on Troy’s family are shameful and desperate,” the Jackson campaign said in a statement to Fox News.

What a sick family.