About a month ago, the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) Party endorsed Omar Fateh for mayor of Minneapolis. It threw the Minnesota Dems into panic, because Fateh is a socialist who has radical Leftist views, including claiming White supremacy is a bigger threat than illegal immigration and holding rallies with zero American flags and zero English spoken.

Now the DFL is looking to rescind that endorsement, citing the electronic voting system:

Here's more from the Minnesota Star Tribune:

The Minnesota DFL will revoke the local party’s endorsement of state Sen. Omar Fateh in the Minneapolis mayor’s race, according to several people with knowledge of the decision.

Fateh, a democratic socialist challenging Mayor Jacob Frey, won the endorsement at the end of a raucous July convention that prompted dozens of challenges amid delays and miscounted votes.

The state party’s Constitution, Bylaws and Rules Committee reached a decision on Tuesday, according to sources, and plans to release its findings publicly on Friday.

Hoo boy.

Election denialism is a threat to democracy. Or something.

They sure are.

That would be nice.

But the Left tells us this never happens.

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TRUTH.

It's so darned funny, isn't it?

It happens a lot for something that 'never happens.'

It is not a myth.

That's what the Left told us.

Excellent question.

They sure do.