The more Republican leaders coddle Donald Trump's stolen victory delusions, the less likely he is to act as a normal president - and accept the election result for the good of his country and party.
It is simply a truism that Trump has a legal right to pursue all appropriate election-law remedies to ensure an accurate, lawful vote count. To be credible, however, any aggrieved candidate must at some point produce valid legal arguments and persuasive evidence.
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Washington Post
John Bolton served as national security adviser under US President Donald Trump and is the author of "The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir".
