The mainstream media spent years disputing the outcomes of the 2016 presidential election and is now preparing to dispute and deny the results of the 2022 midterm elections.
The election deniers at the far-left Politico, a publication that, like few others, promoted the Russia Collusion Hoax, already have released a list of “6 security issues to watch for on Election Day.” Everything from “hacking” to “misleading information” is on the list.
Politico’s unscrupulous hacks even included this qualifier:
“Allegations of voting machine hacking in the 2020 presidential election were later debunked. However, there is a significant possibility that hackers would try to break into voting machines as well as other election infrastructure in order to tamper with Tuesday’s vote.”
Get it…?
The election that our side is poised to lose tomorrow is nothing like the one you lost in 2020. The 2020 election was flawless! Not so much with this one.
On this Election Eve morning, the election doubters at far-left ABC News issued a frightening warning about radicalism.
Here are the election skeptics at NBC News, through CNBC, warning of social media “misinformation.”
“Social media sites like Meta’s Twitter and Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are preparing for another tense midterm election day.”
“The platforms have different policies regarding whether or not they allow political advertisements, and they have all devised procedures to stop people from being misled concerning voting and the election.”
And what would doubting the forthcoming 2022 election outcome be without the media evoking the threat of the Russians? *switch off all lights, put flashlight under the chin, switch on flashlight.*
The election-deniers at Axios on the far left: “A suspected Russian propaganda effort is trying to target far-right US audience just before Tuesday’s elections to erode support for Democratic candidates.”
The far-left Star Tribune’s election deniers, “Russia reactivates their bots and trolls ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections.”
