Staff Reports
The liberal media absolutely lost it this week when one brave soul dared to speak the truth about their own dirty little secret. While Democrats love to point fingers and call conservatives “election deniers,” they somehow forget their own party’s long history of doing just that—throwing tantrums and refusing to accept the will of the American people whenever it doesn’t go their way.
On a recent panel, liberal pundits squirmed in their seats as the facts about Democratic election denialism hit the table. It’s always the same story: Democrats think the rules only apply to others. Every time they lose an election, suddenly the system is broken—Russian interference, voter suppression, broken machines. They cry wolf so often, it’s amazing anyone still takes them seriously.
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Watching liberals on TV melt down was a sight to behold. The moment anyone brings up their past—Clinton refusing to fully accept her loss, Democrats in Congress objecting to certification, endless conspiracy theories—they cover their ears and pretend it never happened. Yet, if a conservative even questions irregularities, it’s treated as a crime against democracy. The hypocrisy is stunning.
This isn’t just about bruised egos. It’s about power for the left and their globalist friends. They treat the American voter like children who must be scolded for choosing the “wrong” candidate. When Democrats lose, the game must be rigged. When they win, suddenly the process is flawless. Funny how convenient that is for them and their pals in big tech and media.
Maybe the greatest threat to democracy is this relentless double standard. How can Americans trust any election if one side refuses to accept the results unless it benefits their agenda? Liberals set their hair on fire over “election denial” but are first in line to deny, distract, and destroy faith in the process when it suits them. Will they ever admit their own guilt—or are they just too busy rewriting history to notice their own reflection in the mirror?
