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Needed: a serious interview with @EliseStefanik @RepStefanik where a serious journalist asks her for any evidence she has that supports her effort to block the peaceful traditional transfer of power - with the opportunity to ask follow-ups. Questions to follow: 1/ #ny21
Question for @EliseStefanik: More than 50 courts, including conservative judges and a conservative Supreme Court, have invalidated Trump claims of significant election wrongdoing. What evidence do you have that contradicts this factual record? 2/ #ny21
Question for @EliseStefanik: Many of your conservative mentors including Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney, Bill Kristol describe this effort as dangerous to the constitution and the republic. What would you say to them?
Question for @EliseStefanik: President Trump was recorded last weekend threatening a Republican election official, demanding that the official "find" enough votes to give Trump the win. Do you think that action was appropriate? 4/
Question for @EliseStefanik: One of Trump's remaining advisors has floated the idea of using the military to overturn the election results; Trump has reportedly discussed a similar plan. You haven't spoken up about this. Would you oppose that kind of effort? 5/
Question for @EliseStefanik: President Trump continues to repeat provably false conspiracy theories, including conspiracy theories aimed at GOP officials and leaders in your party. Why haven't you spoken about that behavior? What do you think of it? 6/
Question for @EliseStefanik: If a President can simply reject the results of an election defeat, despite recounts, audits, court decisions, state certifications, all carried out by bipartisan officials, how do you see democracy working? 7/
Question for @EliseStefanik: There are two clear GOP factions reacting to Trump's effort to overturn an election where he lost by 7 million votes. You've chosen to side with the minority of GOP lawmakers supporting Trump. Why? Do you embrace Trump's vision for the GOP? End/
