Donald Trump continued to insist Monday that there is "large scale
voter fraud" happening in the 2016 presidential election. At a rally in
Wisconsin, he claimed that undocumented immigrants and deceased voters
might cast votes that tilt the election.
The "rigged" assertion is one that his running
mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, delicately addressed Monday in a way that
would take the threat of election rigging seriously without repeating
Trump's baseless claims, encouraging voters in Ohio to "do all you can
to respectfully participate in the process and ensure the outcome" is
one "we can all be proud of."
But it's not the message Pence and other Trump
supporters were sending out after several days that saw the GOP nominee
loudly proclaim that the election is being "rigged" against him. Their
message has been that it's the media that is tipping the scales against
Trump.
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