There's a lot of conservatives on Twitter who keep talking as if Trump really did lose the election fair-n-square.

This isn't 1992, ya'all.

There's a whole website full of evidence. https://hereistheevidence.com/ 

I mean, I get it. Trump has given up. It's done.

So that means we have to pretend that Biden The Drooling Turnip didn't vote fraud his way into the White House?

Or is it even worse:

"Yes, we know President Biden cheated, but Trump conceded, so now we have to go along with the Democrats who insist that Biden won fair-n-square, so let us never mention Biden's rampant democracy-killing vote fraud because it's rude."

Is that the game now?

To back her claims that Trump cheated, Hillary Clinton had the Steele Dossier, Comey's whisper campaign, and Obama's spy team talking shit. All debunked.

Trump already has more evidence that Biden frauded his way to power than Hillary Clinton had at this point in 2017.

But yeah, let's pretend that this is just another election that the GOP lost due to 'bad messaging' or 'uninspiring candidate' or 'sloppy GOTV efforts' or some other nuts-and-bolts campaign problem.

I guess pretending that the fraud didn't happen allows people to do their usual campaign post-mortem dance.

"Well, of course, if (__Name_of_GOP_Candidate__) had done more (__generic_strategy__), which I told them do back in August by the way, the Republicans would've cruised to victory."

I guess that's easier to do than come to grips with the idea that the OrangeManBad--and, more importantly 74 million Americans--had their votes stolen by an obvious systematic vote fraud effort by the Democrats.

Exactly. The ramifications of the Democrats running a coordinated vote fraud scam are horrifying. It means real elections are pretty much done. Conservative Political Twitter needs this game to be semi-not-rigged.

But it's still rigged. https://twitter.com/dustopian/status/1347362925741223936