CBS Host Claims Election Deniers Are ‘Primarily’ in the GOP – Then Mick Mulvaney Points Out Dems’ History
Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney is not letting CBS News get away with casting election denialism as a mainly Republican issue. Gayle King, a “CBS Mornings” co-host, claimed, “When it comes to the…

Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney is not letting CBS News get away with casting election denialism as a mainly Republican issue.
Gayle King, a “CBS Mornings” co-host, claimed, “When it comes to the election deniers, though, that primarily is the Republican Party.”
“And that I think has led to many problems,” she added.
However, Mulvaney pushed back as he said, “No, that’s not true.”
“Look, Jan. 6 is what it is. It was awful, it’s terrible, I’m not here to defend that,” he continued. “But Democrats have denied election results just as much as Republicans if you take Jan. 6 out of the equation.”
CBS News’ White House correspondent Nancy Cordes jumped in as she said, “That’s just factually not true. I mean there are hundreds of Republican candidates on the ballot tonight who have denied the outcome of the last election.”
“There’s nothing like that on the other side,” she added.
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Mulvaney then noted Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams did not concede the 2018 election.
“Why can’t we all agree that everyone’s a little bit at fault and try to fix it as opposed to everybody saying, ‘Well, it’s gotta be a Republican at fault and until they change the country’s not going be fixed?'” he asked.
There has been no evidence to substantiate claims widespread fraud tilted the election results. And ABC News


