This is rich coming from the paper that pushed the Russian collusion hoax

NY Times:

More Than Just a Tweet: Trump’s Campaign to Undercut Democracy

Floating the idea of delaying the election was the latest step in the president’s running effort to discredit the election, risking long-term damage to public trust in the system.
What utter garbage coming from a paper that still has not apologized for its pushing the Russian collusion hoax with false reports about nonexistent contacts between Trump campaign officials and the Russians.  The NY Times and others in the liberal media have done more to damage democracy than Trump ever could with a tweet that trolls Democrat paranoia.  This is a paper that participated in a criminal conspiracy to overthrow the 2016 election.  Liberal privilege in this country is never having to say you are sorry.

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