Opinion by Greg Sargent: Why the right keeps telling awful lies about the Pelosi attack
by a right-wing group in Arizona. Its members sought to openly carry guns and sport body armor in the vicinity of polling places, and to actively spread falsehoods about the state’s voting laws., these activities violate the constitutionally protected right to vote, because the presence of “what appear to be armed vigilantes” seems designed to dissuade people from voting.is accompanied by deliberate deception about voting rules that also appears designed to discourage voting.
We talk a lot about whether political rhetoric inspires political violence such as that directed at Pelosi, and what that might portend. But the mass denial of the violence — and its functioning as a proud
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