Biden Judicial Nominee Blamed Voting Machines for Election Loss

excalibur

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Oh, yeah. Dems challenge elections all the time. But don't you dare do it if you are Republican!

The now sacred voting machines. LOL

Ah, hypocrisy, thy name is the Democratic Party.



President Joe Biden’s latest judicial nominee blamed voting machine irregularities and other "errors, inconsistencies, and systemic violations" for his loss in a House race several years ago.

Former Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D., N.Y.) sued for a recount after his narrow loss to Republican Claudia Tenney in 2020. Marc Elias, a controversial Democratic elections lawyer who represented Brindisi, argued there was evidence that "voting tabulation machines misread hundreds if not thousands of valid votes as undervotes," and that the errors "disproportionately affected Brindisi."

Now, Biden has tapped Brindisi to serve on the federal district court in the northern district of New York. Brindisi, who served one term in Congress, has worked on the New York state claims court since 2022.

The nomination could undercut a key line of attack Democrats have deployed against Republicans who challenged the 2020 election results. Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and other Democrats have portrayed Republican nominee Donald Trump as an existential threat to "democracy" throughout the 2024 campaign.

"Democracy cannot survive when one side believes there are only two outcomes to an election: Either they win or they were cheated," Biden said in a primetime speech in September 2022.

"Today and every day, we must continue the fight to protect our democracy," Harris said earlier this year
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Former Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D., N.Y.) sued for a recount after his narrow loss to Republican Claudia Tenney in 2020. Marc Elias, a controversial Democratic elections lawyer who represented Brindisi, argued there was evidence that "voting tabulation machines misread hundreds if not thousands of valid votes as undervotes," and that the errors "disproportionately affected Brindisi."
The thing is, while it is a controversy for Democratic candidates it is de rigueur for Republican losers.
 
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Even more de rigueur for Republican candidates is to not accept the ruling from their court action but to accuse the courts of being rigged. Except in the court rooms...
 
Increasingly Europe knows the dangers they are going to face if a strong leader isn't in the WH in 2025
 

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