'Insane': Evidently Kirsten Gillibrand hopes to win the Democratic presidential nomination by threatening our democracy [video]

Next to nobody wants Kirsten Gillibrand to win the Democratic presidential nomination, so she’s gotta pull out all the stops if she’s gonna turn things around.

This is definitely the ticket:

Presidential candidate @SenGillibrand:

“We have republican legislatures across this country that are trying to deny black people the right to vote.”

“But for voter disenfranchisement @StaceyAbrams would be Governor of GA.” pic.twitter.com/uPfFNxqzB4

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) July 26, 2019

So they’re still doing this.

pic.twitter.com/kjqHV7nl8m

— Ozark Finesse Guy (probably) (@OzarkFinesseGuy) July 26, 2019

Good lord; one more bumper sticker talking point tossed out as gospel.

— Alex Lekas (@TheAlexLekas) July 26, 2019

Ffs. https://t.co/urj2m627cm

— Collard Green Enthusiast (@IButtload) July 26, 2019

Insane

— LL (@LyonsLW) July 26, 2019

This is not true.

— commonsense (@commonsense258) July 26, 2019

Lies.

— The Left Ruins Everything (@TheLeftRuins) July 26, 2019

That's BS. Facts in evidence say otherwise.

— NavyMojo (@NavyMojo) July 26, 2019

@SenGillibrand knows this is a lie. Minority voting was actually up in GA. This is simply peddling a lie to pander to the crowd. Stop it.

— C. Swickster ?? (@cdswick) July 26, 2019

That’s a Senator lying, folks.

— Schumpeter’s Ghost (@SSchumpeter) July 26, 2019

Remember the good old days when Dems said it was unpatriotic to question election results?

— Chihoowa' oshi' (@DroppinTheMitts) July 26, 2019

Reminder: It’s not a threat to our democracy when Democrats do it.

I'm old enough to remember when a media worthy of 1st Amendment protections would hold a politician accountable for espousing fringe conspiracy theories, attacking US institutions & norms & not accepting the results of an election.

— Madlaw (@madlaw1071) July 26, 2019

It's OK to question the legitimacy of elections again, everyone!

— Fed Dept of No Sh*t (@NoShitDept) July 26, 2019