Stolen election rhetoric from Trump isn't new. His ability to act on those claims is
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Democrats, election officials and voting rights groups have long wondered whether President Donald Trump, upon his return to the Oval Office, would again attempt to overturn an election when his party is trailing.
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Stolen election rhetoric from Trump isn't new. His ability to act on those claims is
Democrats, election officials and voting rights groups have long wondered whether President Donald Trump, upon his return to the Oval Office, would again attempt to overturn an election when his party is trailing.
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