The election 'denial' theme of Biden and leftist media

 Power Line:

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In the video below Peter Doocy homes in on Jean-Pierre herself as an “election denier” in connection with President Trump’s 2016 victory over Hillary Clinton. KJP is of course only one such progressive Democrat among the left-wing horde, but her inability to “deny” the gist of the question belies the White House theme of the past several weeks. You’d have to be a fool to take it at face value.

The whole “election denial” theme has now become a White House and media staple that is sickening in itself. Like the charge of “climate denial,” it seeks to place accord questions the status of historical fact, like the Holocaust. It is a gross and offensive rhetorical device. You’d think we might hear something about it from those who make a living guarding the place of the Holocaust in our public consciousness, but for some reason silence obtains.

For Democrats, democracy is only under assault when people don't believe they legally won an election.

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