Are you seriously trying to frame this as a bifurcation fallacy? Do you seriously lack the critical thinking skills necessary to recognize that it's not an either/or proposition, or are you just pretending to be a dumbass? Or what?he challenged the election BEFORE it happened. Not after.Yes. He did. I've researched the subject. It's probably a historical 1st.He publicly challenged the veracity of an election he won?
Can you name any other elected head of state leader who challenged the election that they won?
Yes, or no?
(I suspect that you are too much of an intellectual lightweight coward to answer that)
Before the 2016 elections, both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump insinuated that the presidential election process was rigged in favor of Clinton. And that was confirmed to be a correct assessment via the Wikileaked DNC emails, and by DNC official Donna Brazile's 2017 book "Hacks". She unapologetically confessed.
After Trump took office, he formed the voter fraud commission, which challenged the veracity of the election that he won by a very slim margin.
Can you name any other elected head of state in the history of democracy who publicly challenged the veracity of an election that they won? Can you admit to yourself that this is an historic 1st?
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