At the exact moment the Associated Press called the election for Joe Biden, Rudy Giuliani was standing in a landscaping company’s parking lot ranting that the Pennsylvania election was “a fraud, an absolute fraud.”
Just days later, appearing before a federal judge he was more circumspect. “This is not a fraud case,” he admitted.
After months of hearing Republicans cry fraud in parking lots, in legislative chambers and on Fox News, judges are now asking, “where’s the fraud?”
In my latest piece, “Where’s the Fraud?” I show how, so far, the courts have held firm in rejecting these false claims of voter fraud. We saw this in Montana, Florida and Arkansas. They debunked the Big Lie and, at least for now, that is a victory for democracy worth celebrating.
Republican claims of voter fraud fueled major voter suppression laws passed in 2021. For a breakdown of these laws, the lawsuits challenging them and the nonexistent fraud, join Paige from Democracy Docket and me this evening at 7:00 pm ET on Twitter Spaces.
Let’s keep up the fight,
Marc
