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Elections·Severity 2 — Notable

We Can’t Predict What Will Happen on Election Day. But We’ll Be Here to Cover It.

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Across the aisle

Voices on this issue

Independent voices from different starting points, on the record about this kind of action. The framework grades behavior, not party — these quotes come from people who would say the same thing under any administration.

From the right

“The first job of an opposition party in a free country is to win elections fairly. The first job of a governing party is to lose them gracefully when the time comes. Both are non-negotiable.”

Mona Charen

Conservative columnist; author of 'Sex Matters' and former speechwriter in the Reagan administration.

From Charen's essay 'What Are We Conserving?' The Bulwark, 'What Are We Conserving?'