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D.C. Memo: Trump-backed SAVE Act ties up U.S. Senate

Trump urged passage of the SAVE Act and threatened to withhold his signature from other bills until it passed.

D.C. Memo: Trump-backed SAVE Act ties up U.S. Senate
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This article1 analysis · Oct 9, 2026
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Mar 13, 2026
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President Donald Trump’s push to make passage of the SAVE Act a priority has stalled other Senate business, while senators also advanced a housing bill and Amy Klobuchar and Jeff Merkley introduced a bill targeting prediction-market trading by officials.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President pressing the Senate to pass the SAVE Act

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Amy Klobuchar
D · MN · SEN

Senator and co-introducer of the End Prediction Market Corruption Act

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John Thune
R · SD · SEN

Senate majority leader dealing with pressure to advance the SAVE Act

Mike Rounds
R · SD · SEN

Senator who co-sponsored the Rural Housing Service Reform Act with Tina Smith

J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States

Vice President mentioned in a prediction-market example

Tom Emmer
R · MN-6

Minnesota representative who supported the SAVE Act

Jeff Merkley
D · OR · SEN

Senator who co-introduced the End Prediction Market Corruption Act

Tina Smith
D · MN · SEN

Senator who co-sponsored a rural housing bill included in the Senate housing package

ALSO MENTIONED  Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader mentioned in an example of prediction-market trading; Gavin Newsom, California governor mentioned in a prediction-market example

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Trump Pushes Senate Republicans to Pass the SAVE Act

Trump has pressed for passage of the SAVE Act and threatened not to sign other legislation until it passes. Left-leaning outlets frame the push as risking Republican divisions and potential damage to the Senate; center outlets focus on its effect on the Senate agenda, including stalled business.

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