Despite Being Election Deniers, These Democrats Stomped Opponents

“Election deniers overwhelmingly failed in 2022,” The Impartial declared. “Essentially the most distinguished election-deniers lost their races,” in response to Enterprise Insider. The Los Angeles Occasions crowed: “Liars lose and deniers are denied.”

Don’t consider the hype. Election deniers scored large victories on Nov. 8.

True, certainly one of America’s largest election deniers acquired the drubbing that President Joe Biden prescribed for many who apply “semi-fascism” and “refuse to accept the results of a free election.”

Georgia Republican Brian Kemp defeated Democrat Stacey Abrams 50.2% to 48.8% of their 2018 governor’s race. She notoriously refused to concede, regardless of shedding by 54,723 votes. “It was not a free and honest election,” Abrams whined. Her semi-fascism might clarify Gov. Kemp’s rematch victory: 53.4% to 45.8% or a 299,583-vote margin.

However different election deniers romped. Certainly, some received landslides rivaling these in North Korea.

  • “The extra we study 2016 election [sic] the extra ILLEGITIMATE it turns into,” Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., wrote Feb. 16, 2018, on Twitter. “America deserves to know whether or not we’ve a FAKE President within the Oval Workplace #RussianInterference.”

Regardless of peddling repeatedly debunked false claims about President Donald J. Trump’s triumph being made in Moscow, Jeffries beat Republican Yuri Dashevsky on Nov. 8: 72.3% to 27.5%. Jeffries is prone to turn into Home Democratic chief and maybe sometime Home speaker.

  • Present Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi is also an election denier. On Jan. 6, 2005, the San Francisco Democrat spoke as Congress licensed 2004’s Electoral School votes for president. Whereas Pelosi accepted George W. Bush’s win, she complained that “continuously shifting vote tallies in Ohio and malfunctioning digital machines, which can not have paper receipts, have led to extra lack of confidence by the general public.”

“I say to my colleagues, please don’t speak about this as a ‘conspiracy concept,’” Pelosi added. “It’s not about that. It’s not about conspiracy; it’s concerning the Structure of the US.”

Pelosi trounced Republican John Dennis on Nov. 8 by 81.4% to 18.6%.

  • Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., opposed Wyoming’s electors on Jan. 6, 2017. So what if Trump entombed Hillary Clinton there, 68.2% to 21.9%? “Is there one United States senator who will be part of me on this letter of objection?” Waters pleaded in useless.

Throughout 2005’s certification ceremony, Waters racialized 2004’s vote within the Buckeye State. “Ohio’s partisan Secretary of State, Mr. Kenneth Blackwell—I’m ashamed to say an African American man—has didn’t observe even Ohio’s election procedures,” she stated. “Our ancestors who died for the best to vote definitely should be turning over of their graves.”

However Waters’ race-drenched election denial, she beat Republican Omar Navarro this month 73.9% to 26.1%.

  • I have an objection as a result of 10 of the 29 Electoral votes forged by Florida have been forged by electors not lawfully licensed as a result of they violated Florida’s prohibition in opposition to twin office-holding,” Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md, stated on Jan. 6, 2017. Regardless of his election denial, Raskin crushed Republican Gregory Coll 76.5% to 21.8%.
  • “I object as a result of individuals are horrified by the overwhelming proof of Russian interference in our elections,” stated Rep. Barbara Lee, D-California, on Jan. 6, 2017 relating to Trump’s Michigan electors.

Lee additionally opposed Bush’s Ohio’s electors. “The democratic course of was thwarted,” Lee complained on Jan. 6, 2005. She additionally decried what she known as “intimidation and misinformation in violation of the Voting Rights Act” and “widespread efforts to disenfranchise and suppress Ohio voters.”

Election denier Lee walloped Republican Stephen Slauson 87.1% to 12.9%.

  • “Mr. Speaker, the best to vote has been stolen from certified voters. Stolen by corruption, by political cynicism, by incompetence, by technical malfunction,” Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y.,  railed on Jan. 6, 2005. Concerning Ohio, Nadler alleged “a partisan coverup.” By no means thoughts Nadler’s election denial. He shellacked Republican Mike Zumbluskas  81.7% to 18.1%.

This could shock nobody. The get together that invented election denial enjoys herd immunity in opposition to its lethality on the poll field.

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