Fox Host Presses Kayleigh McEnany on Mail-in Voting

Fox News’ Ed Henry is pressing White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on what appears to be a double standard in regards to voting by mail.

On Thursday, McEnany appeared on “America’s Newsroom” where she was asked about her history of voting by mail in comparison to that of other registered voters.

“So, why is it okay for you to do it — I understand you’re traveling and in a different city — but how can we be assured that your votes were counted accurately, but when other people do it, it’s fraud?” Henry asked.

Voting records reportedly show McEnany has effectively voted by mail 11 times in the last 10 years. However, she still defended President Donald Trump’s argument about the probability of voter fraud amid the upcoming election.

“The president has been very clear, every American is entitled to vote the way that I did,” McEnany said.

See McEnany’s remarks below:

She went on to list a number of instances where voting by mail is justified.

“If you are some who’s working out-of-state and your domicile is in a different state, you are absolutely entitled to request an absentee ballot and cast your ballot by mail,” she said.

While McEnany did admit that everyone is entitled to vote by mail, she stresses that the president’s concern focuses on mass voting by mail. Despite no evidence of widespread voter fraud, McEnany claims the Trump administration knows mass voting “is subject to fraud.”