The dissent in the SAVE database ruling

From this report:

 "In a dissenting opinion joined by Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson called Friday’s decision a 'questionable interim ruling about two statutory provisions' that the Supreme Court 'has never before interpreted.' She also contended that the majority 'focuses only on the harms the Government will purportedly suffer absent a stay, disregarding the harms that the' use of the modified database 'has caused, and will likely continue to cause, to lawful voters.'"

Very good question given previous posts showing the possible harm to the government in non-citizen voting is minuscule compared to the loss of voting rights of legal citizens. 

Analyzing SAVE database accuracy

 According to this report:

"In recent years, policymakers and news media have devoted significant attention to sweeping claims that possible noncitizens may be registering to vote or even casting ballots in recent US elections. However, after intense scrutiny and investigation by local, state, and even federal officials, all available evidence strongly suggests that this number in any state is extremely small. For example, an April 2026 statement by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) revealed that only 0.03% of records run through the agency’s SAVE tool merited additional review as possible noncitizens. Subsequent review by state and local officials then shrinks these numbers even further."

Extreme Corp approves federal interference in elections

The following short video explains what it is and the consequences of allowing this error-ridden database to remove legal citizens from voter rolls. So why would the Extremes approve its use for a problem that virtually doesn't exist according to this fact check?

Johnstone: The Tech Plutocrats transhumanism

 No wonder we're scared shitless of AI superintelligence. It's been programmed by these adolescent nerds. 

They visit the National Archives

 

He likes the real ones

Because he is one.

  

Musk's scam voter site

Snopes confirmed the meme. Pass the word. Don't get scammed.