Biden administration already defensive about election results

 


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Jean-Pierre: "We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner. That's how this is supposed to work."
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While it is true that some states are better at counting the ballots than others, the 2020 election results were disputed after several states stopped counting in the middle of the night and saw the results change when they went back to counting. Those kinds of operations do not give people confidence in the results.
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 We already know that Democrats have not accepted the results of a presidential election that the party lost since 1988. We know that the party line is that losses are always the result of gerrymandering, or the Electoral College, or the Senate being “unfair.” But Democrats and liberal pundits have also begun setting the stage to reject the results of the midterm elections if Democrats lose as comprehensively as they are expected to.

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