Hi there,

The Washington Post: "A Republican congressman wants to condemn GOP colleagues who refuse to back President Trump's efforts to challenge the results of the November election."

That's right, Republicans don't just support Trump's baseless attacks against our democracy, now they want to pass a resolution in Congress to "condemn any member" who calls on Trump to concede after he's clearly lost.

The GOP's feigned ignorance is ridiculous -- and dangerous. Joe Biden won the election. He will soon be inaugurated. But in denying his legitimate win, Republicans are not only prematurely undermining Biden's presidency but also laying the groundwork to steal and contest any election that doesn't favor them in the future.

We demand that Republicans face the music for the sake of our democracy, but some Americans believe Republican recognition of Trump's loss isn't important in the long run. Do you agree? Please, tell us now:

Should Republicans acknowledge Trump's loss?
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