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This seems to be exactly the outcome Russia desired: undermining the democratic process. It also sets a dangerous precedent, suggesting that anyone with suffic
by tlogan 2y ago
This seems to be exactly the outcome Russia desired: undermining the democratic process.
It also sets a dangerous precedent, suggesting that anyone with sufficient resources can invalidate election results.
- morkalork 2y agoYes, any motivated bad actor with money, resources and willing or unwitting patsys can get an election invalidated. What is the alternative, turn a blind eye to it and disregard regulations for how elections should run? Why even have regulations at all if an election can never be invalidated?
- zzzboring 2y ago[flagged]