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SP the question I raised was more direct than just wondering how many people might believe it.
Is it acceptable for the President (any..) and his supporters to repeatedly make totally unproven and discredited accusations of electoral fraud which undermine public confidence in the US voting system purely for perceived political advantage ?
Take away the current President. Should we accept the above behaviour ?
What if we extended the question a bit more broadly ?
Is it acceptable for a President to use his position as Head of the State to make repeated, unproven and discredited accusations of fraud/malpractice against
Is it acceptable for the President (any..) and his supporters to repeatedly make totally unproven and discredited accusations of electoral fraud which undermine public confidence in the US voting system purely for perceived political advantage ?
Take away the current President. Should we accept the above behaviour ?
What if we extended the question a bit more broadly ?
Is it acceptable for a President to use his position as Head of the State to make repeated, unproven and discredited accusations of fraud/malpractice against
- A Court of Law
- A Tax system
- An entire profession of people - Doctors ?
- A nationwide electoral system ?
- Any media organisations that do not agree with him or attempt to questions his policies.