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I think we're both right
Oh, well I'm sure that'll have the intended effect...
Or maybe it would have if Republicans hadn't just gutted the House Ethics Committee today >

Not only that, they appointed a ton of election deniers to powerful committee positions:

House Republican leaders on Tuesday announced their picks for powerful committee chairs in the new Congress, and most of them have an inherent character flaw: They voted to overturn the 2020 presidential election results after fueling the lie that the election was stolen from Donald Trump. >


election deniers

I am so tired of the media using this term.  Call them what they are:  LIARS. >

Idk, "election deniers" emphasizes the antidemocratic nature of their actions, which is worse than mere lying in my eyes >

I can see what you mean but when the whole scam has been branded as "THE BIG LIE", the term "election deniers" softens the blow, as if to say "these people deny that things happened a certain way, but they aren't necessarily liars."  Which they are.
Just my opinion.