Democrats Claim Republicans ‘Stole’ Election in Georgia

RUSH EXCERPT:

STEIN: “This is very tricky conversation because on one hand, obviously, you want to make sure there is trust in the system and the outcomes and you want to be able to accept the final tally. On the other hand, you can’t ignore everything that precluded that. When you have 1.5 million people purged from the roles and 53 thousand people held up on the registration and four and a half hour lines to vote and the secretary of state overseeing the election, those all add to a sense of distrust in the process. You can’t say we have this incredibly different process and seems problematic and the secretary of state is overseeing the election. When it’s done you have to accept it. No, you have to build the trust up to have the trust. I think ultimately the answer is people just have to make it easier to vote. You have to provide machinery and locations. You have to make it easier for people to get to the polls and register. Once you do that, you have to restore trust because democracy is more full.”