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Politics : The Trump Presidency
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To: i-node who wrote (224981)2/4/2022 6:32:37 PM
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Here is a WSJ review of Hemingway's book. I have read others in publications that you would undoubtedly claim are dubious so I won't bother putting them here. But surely a member of the WSJ's Editorial Board is politically acceptable to you. He agrees with most everyone else who isn't a rabid Trump follower: Some fraud, probably, but massive cheating? No.

I would add that the vast majority of fraud or cheating that I have read about comes from Republicans, not Democrats. And the vast number of allegations of massive fraud (e.g., boxes of votes dumped, etc) have not held up in court or to analysis by journalists or by elected officials who were often Republicans.

Book Review: ‘Rigged’ and ‘Our Broken Elections’

Voting fraud happens, but is it ‘massive’?

Mollie Hemingway and others weigh in with new books.
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