The View Tears Into Scalise’s Olive Garden Analogy — Could the SAVE Act Cut Voters?

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The View Tears Into Scalise’s Olive Garden Analogy — Could the SAVE Act Cut Voters?

News (2 / 1) 26.07.2026 23:04 / Frank


What the hosts said

Joy Behar asked, "Why the Olive Garden?" Sara Haines pointed out most Americans have some ID but far fewer hold passports, while Behar joked "pasta-ports." The concern: forcing passports or birth certificates could suppress turnout when names have changed.

Fraud, fixes and critics

Sunny Hostin acknowledged isolated registration errors — New Jersey flagged over 6,000 non-citizen registrations, under 400 cast ballots, with no sign elections were affected — and warned calling it widespread fraud is misleading. Alyssa Farah Griffin called the policy "bad," saying it could disenfranchise voters and suggested free IDs or a federal holiday as alternatives.