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Republicans Never Lose Elections, Apparently

Republicans Never Lose Elections, Apparently
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The Atlantic reports on the growing trend of Republican candidates refusing to accept election results, specifically highlighting the Los Angeles mayoral primary. The article argues that election denialism has become a core party doctrine, even in races where the outcome is statistically predictable.

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This trend challenges the stability of democratic institutions and the peaceful transfer of power in the United States.

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Denying the legitimacy of vote-counting has become party doctrine.

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The article uses loaded language like 'bizarre and revealing' and frames the Republican party's actions as a systemic rejection of democratic norms.

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