Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner's Republican challengers are seizing on the Virginia Democrat's on-air exchange over his opposition to the SAVE Act, after the anchor corrected him on his own state's election laws.Warner argued the SAVE Act — part of conservatives' election security push — could disenfranchise married women and others, while pointing to Sen.Lisa Murkowski's, R-Alaska, opposition as evidence of bipartisan concern."It's astonishing that a man who has spent nearly two decades representing Virginia in the United States Senate doesn't even know Virginia's own voter ID laws," Marine Reserves Lt.
Col.David Williams exclusively told Fox News Digital on Tuesday."If Senator Mark Warner can't get a basic fact about our elections right on national television, how can Virginians trust him to protect the integrity of those elections?"TRUMP INTERVENES AS HOUSE GOP REVOLT PUTS SAVE AMERICA ACT AT CENTER OF SPENDING SHOWDOWNSen.
Mark Warner, D-Va., questions Robert Kennedy Jr., not pictured, at a hearing.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)Williams, an Iraq War veteran and former diplomat, said the SAVE Act is the "common-sense" move to secure America's elections without disenfranchising "legal vote[s].""If Senator Warner believes only American citizens should vote in American elections, he should join me in demanding an immediate vote on the SAVE America Act.
If he won’t, Virginians deserve to know why."On Sunday, ABC News anchor Jon Karl told Warner 80% of Americans including 71% of Democrats support nationwide voter ID, to which Warner replied that "in Virginia we have voter ID and photo ID – I have to show my…" trailing off as Karl cut in:"That's actually not the case.I’m a Virginia voter," Karl said.
"You don't need to show voter-ID in Virginia — There are a wide range of things you can show for it."MARINE VETERAN DAVID WILLIAMS LAUNCHES SENATE BIDDavid Williams is running for Senate in Virginia.(David Williams for Senate)Kar...