On Saturday, writing in the Great Falls Tribune, Democratic Montana state Sen. Bryce Bennett tore into the state GOP for attempting to restrict access to the ballot.

"Montanans were loud and clear six years ago when they voted to preserve the right to register and vote on Election Day (LR-126). That hasn't stopped Republicans from ignoring the people of Montana and bringing a bill to end Election Day voter registration, which has ensured over 60,000 Montanans could cast their ballots," wrote Bennett. "Republican bills are also targeting students and low-income communities with arbitrary and burdensome voter ID rules and forcing people to register with their county to do something as simple as dropping off a ballot for a friend or neighbor."

On CNN Saturday, attorney and former federal prosecutor Shan Wu outlined a major reason why Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) will face tight scrutiny in the DOJ sex trafficking investigation: authorities do not want a repeat of the saga of Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire wealth manager who initially was let off with an excessively lenient plea agreement.

"I think one important context is the Epstein case," said Wu. "Because the Justice Department has messed this up once before, letting a sex trafficker go with just a slap on the wrist. They're not going to let that happen again."

Before he received a lifetime suspension from Twitter, Donald Trump repeated attacked Republican Gov. Brian Kemp for not overturning the 2020 election results after the incumbent president was the first Republican to lose Georgia since 1992.

Kemp seemed to patch up his relationship with many Republicans in the state after he signed a voter suppression bill that was so controversial the Peach State lost $100 million when Major League Baseball moved the All-Star Game to Denver.