Top Republican rages at needing a photo ID for Olive Garden pasta but not on voting day
- A top Republican lawmaker made the case for sweeping election reforms by talking pasta.
- In a Tuesday interview with CNBC, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise was asked about the SAVE America Act, a GOP-backed bill that would require new voters to show proof of citizenship.
- The measure narrowly cleared the House in February, but it faces long odds in the Senate.
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- A top Republican lawmaker made the case for sweeping election reforms by talking pasta.
- In a Tuesday interview with CNBC, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise was asked about the SAVE America Act, a GOP-backed bill that would require new voters to show proof of citizenship.
- The measure narrowly cleared the House in February, but it faces long odds in the Senate.
Sources: The Independent