A pair of bipartisan lawmakers is urging House colleagues to accept the outcome of November’s elections, whichever side wins. The campaign arrives as President Trump and some of his Republican allies are claiming, without evidence, that the elections are “rigged” in favor of Democrats. In a letter still being circulated on Capitol Hill, Reps. Josh…
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Bipartisan lawmakers push colleagues to accept midterm results
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