Maine voter rolls are not supposed to move on their own. State Representative Barbara Bagshaw was knocking on doors in Windham, the way she does every cycle, when she reached an apartment building she knew was not in her district. She checked her printed books, then the next house, then the next. When she went to her town clerk, the answer was that 110 voters had been relocated out of District 107 and into her District 106. The Secretary of State's office called it a glitch and offered to print her a new voter roll free of charge. Bagshaw won her first race by 23 votes. A friend won a school board seat by seven. Jenny Beth Martin opens the hour with Ambassador Carla Sands, who served as United States Ambassador to Denmark, on the restarted Iran talks the President is calling a last chance, American manufacturing at a four-year high with factory hiring growing for the first time in almost three years, the Todd Blanche attorney general vote, and New Jersey's admission that 6,600 noncitizens landed on its voter rolls with roughly 400 of them casting ballots. They take on Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg calling to revisit the Electoral College, expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices, and grant statehood to Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. The Senate has four scheduled days before it leaves for August, and the SAVE America Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, is not on the calendar. Call 202-224-3121. Learn more at passthesaveamericaact.com, teapartypatriots.org, and jennybethshow.com.
Ambassador Carla Sands served as the United States Ambassador to Denmark and is a longtime advocate for the America First agenda. She joins Jenny Beth Martin for the news of the day, covering Iran, the economy, the attorney general confirmation, election integrity, and the constitutional stakes of what Democratic leaders are now saying openly.
Barbara Bagshaw represents District 106, Windham, in the Maine House of Representatives. She discovered that voters had been shifted between legislative districts while canvassing her own neighborhood on foot, and she has sent a formal letter to Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows demanding an explanation.
Key topics:
00:00 — Photo ID to buy groceries, no ID to vote
00:46 — Four scheduled Senate days and the SAVE America Act off the calendar
01:58 — Ambassador Carla Sands joins the show
02:10 — Iran talks called a last chance, and the Strait of Hormuz
13:30 — American manufacturing hits a four-year high
20:32 — Todd Blanche and the attorney general vote
23:13 — The SAVE America Act and the four days before recess
26:23 — New Jersey admits 6,600 noncitizens on its voter rolls
30:44 — Alaska admits more than 3,000 noncitizens on its rolls
33:24 — New York City's government grocery stores and the identification double standard
37:14 — Call to action: 202-224-3121 and passthesaveamericaact.com
39:25 — Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg on the Electoral College and 13 justices
42:17 — Carla Sands on court packing and rigging the system
51:07 — Representative Barbara Bagshaw joins the show
51:32 — Door knocking in Windham and the building that was not in her district
52:45 — 110 voters relocated from District 107 to District 106
53:02 — The Secretary of State's office calls it a glitch
53:42 — The letter, the seven-day demand, and a race won by 23 votes
01:05:10 — Why election integrity is worth the fight
01:06:10 — The Election Integrity Network and how to get involved
01:07:07 — Final call to action before the recess
01:07:55 — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dana Bash on CNN
01:09:57 — The Declaration of Independence and why rights come first
Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, passthesaveamericaact.com. Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121.