Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they will not vote for any candidate who admits Biden won 'fair and square' (57% Indys)

Yahoo.com ^ | 1/27/2022 | Andrew Romano

[roving]

If they lie about Biden winning fairly, they can’t be trusted on anything they say. Its a no vote from me.

[DannyTN]

"If they lie about Biden winning fairly, they can’t be trusted on anything they say. Its a no vote from me."

How can they know? Have you seen forensic auditing that would overturn the election? I haven't. There were some extremely suspicious activities on election night. Enough to make me think the election was very very likely stolen. But without proof, I can't say that it was.

Neither can any candidate.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Well that leaves Ben Crenshaw twisting the Wind. 😆

[BobL]

“Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they will not vote for any candidate who admits Biden won ‘fair and square’”

Good news for those of us who want to get rid of Eye Patch McCain. He’s such a grifter, it might just be worth letting a Democrat have it (something I’d never say regarding a Senator).

[ifinnegan]

“This kind of thinking is going to divide the Republicans and result in lost elections.”

That’s the point.

They need to stop supporting Biden and the steal and the entire totalitarian corrupt system.

Republican Party can survive or die. Their choice.

[Billthedrill]

There is a certain sense of panic in some of the darker reaches of the MSM in that their control of the narrative hasn’t resulted in people’s simply rolling over and accepting a fraudulent “victory” as genuine. “Can’t we just Move On?” Well, no. The results of that swindle are glaringly evident every single news day - inflation, Afghanistan, the border, the mask and vaccine mandates straight from the playbooks of 1930’s Germany - it is these, and not any sense of partisan resentment, that fuels the conviction that the thing was crooked and that we’re paying the price for that. It isn’t going away. Anyone left bleating that Biden won “fair and square” is bound for the dustbin of history and good riddance.

[AndyTheBear]

Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they will not vote for any candidate who admits Biden won 'fair and square' (57% Indys)

The word "admits" in the headline rather than a word like "asserts" betrays that the news source is not just biased, but dogmatic.

[dynamic88]

Very well said!!!

[alexander_busek]

Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they will not vote for any candidate who admits falsely claims Biden won 'fair and square'

There, fixed it!

Regards,

[Reno89519]

This is more important during primaries where we have a choice between several so-called Republicans. I definitely will not vote for anyone who is or was a never Trumper, who endorses the election results, etc.

[RonnG]

The 2020 election was most certainly rigged. Never in my life have I witnessed the poisonous atmosphere in which this election was conducted

[FLT-bird]

I’m an Independent but count me among them.

[FLT-bird]

Dan Crenshaw comes to mind.

Yep. Dan Crenshaw has shown himself to be a RINO - and not just on this issue either. He needs to go.

[no-to-illegals]

One has to know that a mountainous check has been paid to yahoo for putting in print; there is a mountain of evidence biden won the election …….

[cuz1961]

Despite a mountain of evidence showing the 2020 presidential contest wasn’t rigged

/\

BWA HA HA HA !!!

You can’t swing a dead cat anywhere in the USA without hitting voter and election fraud.

They cheated in every way they have perfected since they tried to steal the union army vote in 1864,,

and invented a few new ways on top of that.

[StAnDeliver]

You people who post garbage polls are doing a direct disservice to JimRob's site.

This is a Yahoo/YouGov poll and it's an outright fraud: an online poll with special sauce.

"The Yahoo News survey was conducted by YouGov using a nationally representative sample of 1,568 U.S. adults interviewed online from Jan. 20 to 24, 2022. This sample was weighted according to gender, age, race and education based on the American Community Survey, conducted by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, as well as 2020 presidential vote (or nonvote) and voter registration status."

[Qilin]

> I knew the election was a fraud the next morning. Trump's words were never a factor in forming my view of it.

Well, Trump has been saying the elections were rigged or a sham since at least 2012. No matter how he lost, he was never going to accept the outcome.

Here are Trump's tweets after Romney lost to Obama in 2012 (note: Trump made these tweets before he realized that Obama had also won the popular vote):



Sounds familiar doesn't it?

Trump calling for a "revolution" because he thought Obama won the electoral votes but lost the popular vote (which was false -- Obama won both.) Any one who thinks Trump is a conservative needs to read Article II section 1 of the U.S. Constitution. Then, you have Trump in 2016 losing the popular vote to Hillary, but winning the electoral vote...

[JimRed]

So if the Republican says Biden won fair and square and is running against a communist/socialist/marxist, they will either not vote or vote for the commie?

The primaries are where that gets shaken out. We have to do our homework and SHOW UP!

[TigersEye]

I guess the meaning of my post went right over your head. Let me make it clearer.

I don’t care what Trump says about the election.

I can address the things you said in the same way.

I don’t care what Trump said about past elections.

[Moorings]

They are very much bothered that Republican voters are still not giving up on cheating that happened, and have not forgotten and moved on.

I think they were hoping that six months after the election, Republican voters would have forgotten everything and moved past the election fiasco. That has not happened for them, and leaves a feeling of illegitimacy to the establishment candidate.