WATCH Stephen Colbert on the dangerous election deniers running for Secretary of State. (PCCC)
Stephen Colbert says the Republican election deniers running for Secretary of State are "like a bank robber saying 'put the money in the bag—also a job application. I can start Monday.'"
FiveThirtyEight reports that 60% of Americans will have a Republican election-denier on the ballot in November and calls it "more than a symbolic concern."
The warning echoes alerts by the president and Liz Cheney, who says: “We have candidates for Secretary of State who may refuse to report the actual results of the popular vote in future elections."
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