Voter fraud has swung election outcomes, but narrative-obsessed media can't admit it
Voter fraud has swung election outcomes, but narrative-obsessed media can't admit it Quin Hillyer The New York Times has adopted wholesale the Democratic Party's line on voter fraud and election laws and isn't trying to hide it. David Leonhardt, in his April 7 newsletter, flatly misled his readers, favoring narrative over facts. Leonhardt wrote, as if undisputed fact, the following false assertion: “Voter fraud is exceedingly rare. There is no reason to believe it has determined the outcome of a single U.S. election in decades.” No reason? None? Just two years ago, North ...