When President Donald Trump signals he might not accept the result of an election, he’s worth taking seriously.
By now, in his fifth national election as Republican Party leader, Trump has an established MO. He spends months whipping up doubts about the voting system and the integrity of election officials while suggesting Democrats may cheat.
Then, he weaponizes the vortex of mistrust he created and implies before votes are counted that the election may not be fair.
A week from Election Day, it feels more like Groundhog Day.
Trump was asked Tuesday
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