Democrats at war with democracy at impeachment trial

NY Times:

Trump Team, Opening Defense, Accuses Democrats of Plot to Subvert Election

President Trump’s lawyers argued against his removal in the Senate impeachment trial, saying Democrats are “asking you to tear up the ballots” by convicting him of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Democrats clearly do not trust the voters and are still pushing their BS arguments about Trump and the Russians stealing the last election.  The bad faith of the Democrat claims is palpable.   The results of the Democrat argument is that voters have good reasons not to trust Democrats are the media that supports them.  They have been pushing one false narrative after another ever since the votes were counted in 2016.  About the only thing Democrats deserve is a sore losers award for attempting to subvert democracy and the will of the voters.

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