Dear Representative,
Vote no on the FY27 NDAA as long as the SAVE America Act is merged into it. Speaker Johnson’s “MIRV” maneuver doesn’t make the SAVE Act good policy — it just straps a partisan voter-suppression bill to a must-pass defense authorization and dares the chamber to swallow it.
That’s not governing. That’s the pork-laden House gamesmanship we’re sick of.
A bill that authorizes the nation’s defense should stand or fall on its own.
Loading it with unrelated voter-eligibility provisions that even the bill’s own backers admit the Senate will strip is a waste of the floor and an insult to the people who sent you there. Pass a clean NDAA.
Take up the SAVE Act separately, in the open, on its own merits — if it has any.
And understand the timeline. Whatever you pass this week won’t reach my district fast enough to change how I vote in November.
We’re watching, we’re keeping the receipts, and we’re done rewarding this kind of nonsense.
Vote no on the rule. Vote no on the merge.
Sincerely,
A Voting Constituent