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Conservatives Push Voter ID Debate Amid Party Tensions

3/18/2026

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Conservative groups, led by the Club for Growth, press Senate Republicans to prolong debate on the SAVE America Act, which would enforce voter ID requirements.
David McIntosh, president of the Club for Growth, emphasizes the need for a robust debate to frame Democrats as obstructionists.
A Harvard/Harris poll shows 71% approval for the SAVE America Act.
Within President Donald Trump's coalition, tensions among conservative commentators Megyn Kelly and Mark Levin reveal fractures.
Kelly criticizes Levin's stance on foreign intervention and warns the alignment could alienate parts of Trump's base.

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Conservative groups, led by the Club for Growth, press Senate Republicans to prolong debate on the SAVE America Act, which would enforce voter ID requirements.
David McIntosh, president of the Club for Growth, emphasizes the need for a robust debate to frame Democrats as obstructionists.
A Harvard/Harris poll shows 71% approval for the SAVE America Act.
Within President Donald Trump's coalition, tensions among conservative commentators Megyn Kelly and Mark Levin reveal fractures.
Kelly criticizes Levin's stance on foreign intervention and warns the alignment could alienate parts of Trump's base.