Honestly with Bari Weiss Election Denial: A Roundtable
Jul 20, 2022
In this engaging discussion, Jonah Goldberg, a renowned conservative columnist, Jeremy Peters, a New York Times reporter, and pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson dive into the troubling rise of election denial in America. They analyze the implications of gerrymandering, the evolving sentiments within the GOP regarding election integrity, and the emotional fallout from these controversies. The trio also addresses the role of media in shaping public perception and the dangers of ignoring voter ID discussions. The conversation sheds light on tribal politics and the urgent need for open dialogue.
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Ailes and Romney
- Jeremy Peters notes that the sentiment of the other side cheating predates Trump.
- He recounts Roger Ailes telling Mitt Romney, "The other side, they always cheat."
Rigged System Narrative
- The idea of a "rigged system" is central, encompassing both voting and media bias.
- This belief fuels the narrative that Democrats cheat because they can't win legitimate support.
Stop the Steal and Defiance
- "Stop the Steal" messaging resonates with a base that feels unheard by elites and the press.
- It’s a form of defiance against those who dismiss their concerns.
