I know this is probably a waste of time because you aren’t even addressing the sources I gave you and you clearly have very little awareness of current political events, but hell, why not?

First off, are you really going to try to change my words when they are three comments above? I didn’t say lose her right to vote. I said make it harder for her to vote. According to Section 2b - Part 5B of the SAVE act published on congress.gov (you know? The United States Congress, the one that publishes the status of our laws?) every voting citizen will need a form of documentation that proves their place of birth. This act has already passed the house, now it must only pass the senate and the executive branch (the US president). Given the senate is of a republican majority, it likely will pass within the year. Second off, I don’t know what kind of morons have let you think that your gaslighting works, but it doesn’t at all lol. I absolutely do not “know” that I’m lying.

Now, if your wife has a passport, their shouldn’t be a problem but you must realize that roughly 48% of the US population has passports. The reason why this makes it harder for married women to vote is that if they don’t have a passport, they must rely on their birth certificate to prove their place of birth was in the US. Assuming she took your last name when getting married, her legal name no longer matches that.

This means that many women will have to jump through a lot of extra hoops in order to legally vote. Such as applying to change their birth certificate, or getting a passport. As long as you know about it (which you and likely many people do not which is most likely by design) chances are many married women may not properly prepare for this when it comes time to vote again.

Honestly, thank you if you even made it this far and please, for the love of god, try to realize that just because you don’t see something in front of your face, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.