Frozen corpus · 15 sources

Evidence snapshot

The source bodies captured at publish time for Republicans send the SAVE Act toward a budget-reconciliation floor vote this week — and two of their own outlets can't agree how many of their own members they can afford to lose to pass it — each with the quoted spans highlighted at their character offsets. This is the frozen record the audit was checked against.

• Source 1 — Fox NewsJohnson's strategy to bypass Democrats' SAVE Act blockade survives key vote, handing GOP big win
• Source 2 — Talking Points Memo (TPM Cafe)The Outrageous House Republican Move to Enact Trump's Vote Suppression Proposals By the Backdoor of Budget Reconciliation
• Source 3 — NOTUSMike Johnson Is Plotting a Narrow, Fast Reconciliation Bill
• Source 4 — MS NOWMike Johnson ends one GOP revolt — and walks into another
• Source 5 — Roll CallBudget resolution faces dicey House vote after committee approval
• Source 6 — Washington ExaminerThom Tillis threatens to stall SAVE America Act
• Source 7 — The HillHouse plans packed week of stopgap funding, reconciliation 3.0, stock trading ban
• Source 8 — The Washington TimesTrump urges House Republicans to unify on budget plan to pass SAVE America Act
• Source 9 — Democracy DocketHouse Republicans relaunch SAVE America Act push in new reconciliation package
• Source 10 — Legis1House Republicans Advance Fiscal Year 2027 Budget on Party Lines
• Source 11 — NorthJersey.com (USA Today Network)Will the SAVE Act pass the Senate? Latest vote update as GOP weighs shutdown fight
• Source 12 — Talking Points MemoTrump Comes to Terms With the Fact That the Entire SAVE Act Can't Be Stuffed in Budget Bill
• Source 13 — The Washington TimesHouse GOP's 'reconciliation 3.0' runs into Senate roadblocks
• Source 14 — NOTUSHouse Republicans Outline $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
• Source 15 — TownhallTrump Personally Green Lights New 'SAVE America Act' Tactic

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