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- Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, criticized Barack Obama for opposing national voter ID laws.
- The House passed the SAVE Act to require photo ID for federal elections.
- Democrats, including Obama, say voter ID laws could disenfranchise eligible voters due to limited ID access.
- Leavitt highlighted Obama's past use of a driver's license to vote.
- Spokeswoman Taylor Rogers said requiring ID for voting is consistent with other daily-life ID requirements.
