Barr Breaks With Trump’s Election Fraud Story, and It Lands Like a Brick
The attorney general said the Justice Department had not found evidence of fraud that could change the election, a direct hit on Trump’s central post-loss claim.
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The attorney general said the Justice Department had not found evidence of fraud that could change the election, a direct hit on Trump’s central post-loss claim.
Georgia officials said Trump’s false election claims were not abstract nonsense anymore; they were helping inspire threats and fear around the state’s election workers.