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The easiest way for faith to be restored in the voting system is for Republicans to not tell outrageous lies about it and accept defeat when it happens. As long as Republicans tell outrageous lies about elections and won't accept defeat, confidence won't be restored - maybe never restored to Q even if y'all do.

I'm afraid that is not going to happen. Trump has poisoned the once Grand Old Party. For the Trumpian party it is 'heads I win, tails you lose'. There is just no room for them accepting reality.

Trump lost the popular vote twice, though, of course, he has lied his ass off about that. And he might win this time based on the electoral college. If he wins the popular vote this time...something is seriously wrong with way too many of our fellow 'citizens'.

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