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The Republican 'red wave' that was supposed to dominate the U.S. midterms didn't materialize this week and Donald Trump-backed candidates didn't break through as widely as expected. But there are more than 200 Republicans in the U.S. Congress who questioned the results of the last Presidential election, about three dozen of whom have claimed – falsely – that it was stolen or rigged. In addition, Trump may yet declare his candidacy for the Republican nomination for President next week. Margaret Sullivan is a former media columnist with the Washington Post and the former ...

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