> Either it is acceptable to question the results of an election or it is not. > the [Russian interference in 2016] has been confirmed by multiple investigatio

> Either it is acceptable to question the results of an election or it is not. > the [Russian interference in 2016] has been confirmed by multiple investigations, including one by the bi-partisan Senate Intelligence Committee It's one thing to question the results, that is always OK. It's quite another to outright reject the factual answers that follow, when there is no credible evidence that Trump's 2nd loss of the popular vote was due to voter fraud.