呼吁爱国者致电要求通过《拯救美国法案》并终止阻挠议事规则
【天网美西时间2026年7月27日讯】（天网义工编辑）
美国总统唐纳德·川普今日再次通过社交媒体加大对参议院共和党领袖约翰·图恩（John Thune）的施压，明确要求其“不得允许美国参议院‘离开城镇’”，直到通过《拯救美国法案》（SAVE America Act），或者更彻底地终止阻挠议事规则（filibuster），以便共和党能够迅速推进该法案、预算以及即将到来的债务上限等问题。
同日，图恩在回应记者时公开表示拒绝。他称：“我们甚至可以在这里待到圣诞节。”“民主党人不会投票支持这个……共和党人也不会取消立法阻挠议事规则。”
《拯救美国法案》的核心内容包括：要求选民在注册时提供公民身份证明文件、投票时出示照片身份证明，以及限制大规模邮寄选票等措施，旨在加强选举诚信，确保只有美国公民能够投票。该法案因参议院需60票才能结束辩论的阻挠议事规则而受阻。目前共和党在参议院拥有多数席位，但图恩方面坚持认为本党内部缺乏足够票数废除该规则。
早在7月22日，川普就在佐治亚州的一场演讲中公开表达对图恩迟迟未能推动该法案的不满，并直接呼吁支持者采取行动。他表示：“我们不能再这样下去了，我们再也无法忍受了……我一直在努力保持友好，真的非常友好……但是，当他们连选民身份证明、公民身份证明都无法通过，而且因为腐败透顶而拒绝邮寄选票时，我们真的无法再忍受下去了。”“参议院的做法完全不对……参议院是你想把什么东西送到那里就送到那里去死的地方！”
川普当时明确呼吁：“大家都给参议院的约翰·图恩打电话！他是共和党的领袖！告诉他，赶紧批准这个法案！”
图恩华盛顿办公室电话为：202-224-2321。
川普和支持者推动该法案的核心逻辑是：选举诚信是民主制度的生命线。如果无法确保“谁有资格投票、投票过程是否干净”，民主投票就会失去意义。支持者认为，目前非公民投票风险、身份冒用、大规模邮寄选票被滥用以及选民名册不干净等问题，都对选举公信力构成威胁。他们强调，这并非限制合法公民投票，而是要求像坐飞机过安检、办理银行业务一样，用可验证的身份证明来保障基本安全。
图恩方面则一再强调“简单数学”问题，认为共和党目前没有足够票数废除阻挠议事规则，一旦打破先例，长期可能对共和党不利。
目前，川普仍在持续施压。图恩是否会最终妥协，还是继续坚持现有立场，将决定《拯救美国法案》的命运。
（注：本文综合川普公开讲话、社交媒体帖文及Punchbowl News等媒体报道整理。）
以下为英文版：
President Trump Continues Pressure on Senate Republican Leader John Thune Without Success
Calls on Patriots to Phone His Office Demanding Passage of the SAVE America Act and Ending the Filibuster
【Tianwang, Pacific Time, July 27, 2026】 (Edited by Tianwang volunteers)
U.S. President Donald Trump today once again intensified pressure on Senate Republican Leader John Thune through social media, explicitly demanding that he “not allow the United States Senate to ‘leave town’” until the SAVE America Act is passed, or preferably until the filibuster is terminated so that Republicans can rapidly advance the bill, the budget, and the upcoming debt ceiling issue.
On the same day, Thune publicly rejected the demand while responding to reporters. He stated: “We could stay here until Christmas.” “The Democrats aren’t going to vote for this… and Republicans are not going to get rid of the legislative filibuster.”
The core provisions of the SAVE America Act include requiring documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote, photo identification when casting a ballot, and restrictions on widespread mail-in voting. The legislation aims to strengthen election integrity and ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote. The bill has been blocked in the Senate by the filibuster rule, which requires 60 votes to end debate. Although Republicans currently hold a majority in the Senate, Thune maintains that there are not enough votes within the party to abolish the rule.
As early as July 22, Trump had already publicly expressed his growing impatience with Thune’s failure to advance the bill during a speech in Georgia, and he directly urged supporters to take action. He said: “We can’t do this, and we’re NOT going to take this any longer… I’m trying to be nice, trying to be really nice… But we’re not going to be able to take it much longer when they can’t get past voter ID, proof of citizenship, no mail-in ballots because they’re crooked as hell.” “The Senate, what they’re doing is just not right… The Senate is a place that you send things when you want it to DIE!”
Trump explicitly called on supporters: “Everybody CALL John Thune at the Senate! He’s the leader of the Republican Party! Tell him to get this stuff APPROVED!”
Senator Thune’s Washington office phone number is: 202-224-2321.
The core logic behind Trump and his supporters’ push for the bill is that election integrity is the lifeline of the democratic system. If it cannot be guaranteed who is eligible to vote and whether the voting process is clean, democratic elections lose their meaning. Supporters argue that risks of non-citizen voting, identity fraud, abuse of large-scale mail-in ballots, and unclean voter rolls all threaten the credibility of elections. They emphasize that this is not about restricting legitimate citizens from voting, but about requiring verifiable identification—just as one must go through security checks to board a plane or present ID for banking—as a basic safeguard.
Thune’s side has repeatedly stressed the “simple math” problem, arguing that Republicans currently lack sufficient votes to abolish the filibuster, and that breaking the precedent could harm the party in the long run.
Trump continues to apply pressure. Whether Thune will eventually compromise or continue to hold his current position will determine the fate of the SAVE America Act.
(Note: This report is compiled from Trump’s public remarks, social media posts, and reporting by Punchbowl News and other media.)
