Would you lose trust in someone for being wrong? If so, which of the following would you be most likely to lose trust in?

[Anonymous]

The leftists who claimed there was no fraud in the 2020 election, or the leftists who claims Republicans cheated?

Obviously, either there was fraud or not. So which one of these two, do you think you would be most likely to lose trust in?

If you would lose trust in someone for being wrong, (for example anyone leftists don't like) but choose neither, it will be considered as if you never had trust in leftists in the first place.

[Soteris]

I mean. The left has complained about the sorry state of the American election system since long before I was born. The difference here is where you claim the fraud is happening, where the MAGAs claim there are fraudulent votes or tampered voting machines etc.. In reality, that is not a real concern. Such cases of fraud is vanishingly rare at some ludicrously low number as 0.003% or something equally stupid. It does not swing elections.

As such, claims that you need to "secure the vote" with voter ID and similar is completely unwarranted and is a solution searching for a problem to fix...

So what form of voter fraud actually exists and is the focus of leftists? Things such as gerrymandering or controlling access to voting. Things we actually have evidence for and that we can measure to have the ability to change elections.

Personally, I dont lose trust for someone being wrong. What I might lose trust over however is for someone who tries to intentionally oversimplify a situation to score cheap political points. Someone like you.

[Guy13]

The individual who claimed no fraud in 2020 is a liar... even I can acknowledge that.