Suddenly it’s OK to be an Election Denialist

Not too long ago, denying the result of the election was a pathway to being branded a lunatic. On Tuesday, that all changed.

For years, the radical left branded anyone who refused to subscribe their belief system as a “denialist”.

So you don’t think catastrophic global warming is man made and poses an existential threat? You’re a climate denier.

I once watched a left-wing pundit storm off of a live podcast when the host questioned certain aspects of the Russiagate hoax, muttering “I can see you’re a Russian Collusion Denialist”, as if that was an actual thing (hint: it isn’t – see Hans Mahncke’s Swiftboating America to see that one dismantled in totality).

Then came the 2020 election, and the mysterious case of a night looking to be headed in favour of Trump suddenly swinging 30 million mail-in votes to the left along with the installation of most unpopular presidential administration in history. Anybody who questioned that was labeled “a denialist” – and it was a bad thing.

Witness the Wikipedia page on The Election Denial Movement in the United States

Wikipedia neutrally and impartially defines The Election Denial Movement as:

“The election denial movement in the United States is a widespread false belief among many Republicans that elections in the United States are rigged and stolen through election fraud by Democrats. Adherents of the movement are referred to as election deniers. Election fraud conspiracy theories have spread online and through conservative conferences, community events, and door-to-door canvassing”

Fast forward one election, with an uncontestable landslide by Trump accompanied by a blowout sweep by Republicans, and suddenly, “Election Denialism” is OK now:

Democrats and liberals worldwide are seeking to come to terms with their worst showing in recent history, after all they did everything right:

• Made the election about their ideological imperatives instead of what people actually cared about (inflation, economy & illegal immigration).
• Demonized half the voter base, calling them “garbage”, misogynists and racists.
• Trotted out an endless line of self-important celebrities issuing edicts to the peasants on how to vote.
• Ratcheted the rhetoric higher after two failed assassination attempts, laying the entire affair at the feet of the target

And for some reason, none of that worked. The rabble did the unthinkable (again) and voted the wrong way.

There has to be a reason for it, and the only thing that “fits” in the minds of the far-left woketards, is… you guessed it: a stolen election.

Now, Election Denialism is OK. In fact it’s on its way to becoming a mandatory belief, alongside 55 genders and global boiling.

That wikipedia page is going to have to be updated, but somehow I don’t think it will.

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