Democrats have been railing against election denial for years despite being okay with the ‘undermining’ practice when their side does it. With the midterm elections looming, Democrats are out in force claiming that President Donald Trump and Republicans are going to either interfere with the November elections or (gasp) cheat.

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Elizabeth Warren says Trump views trying to "cheat" or "disrupt" the elections as the best chance for Republicans to win.

"I worry about election interference."

The 'Republicans are going to try to cheat' message has become more and more prominent as the midterms draw near.

Not very long ago, this type of rhetoric was considered A Grave Threat To Democracy™️

Democrats tried to disrupt the 2016 Electoral College vote. Despite saying America has had secure elections in the past, they’re all screaming that they can be rigged by Trump now. Here’s Warren on the election-denying warpath. (WATCH)

But only when the other side does it.

Posters wonder how anyone can trust Warren after endorsing a Nazi for office in Maine. 

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Not really. The famously fake ‘Native American’ has always been a punchline.

Commenters say Democrats only trust election results that show they’ve won. Otherwise, the election must have been rigged.

That’s the prevailing theory. Democrats see an election disaster ahead for their party, and they’re already hard at work on their false narrative to explain away their losses. We’ll see. Election Day is November 3.