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Former senator, Barbara Boxer, comes on CNN to explain that Republicans don’t deserve the same kind of justice in stolen elections that Democrats do.
Boxer spearheaded the campaign to oppose Bush’s re-election after John Kerry conceded in 2004. Asked if she regretted setting the precedent for U.S. senators to oppose election results, Boxer insisted that there is “no comparison” between her actions and now Senator Josh Hawley’s opposition to the 2020 election results.
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