CNN Erupts After Scott Jennings Drops Truth Bomb on Election Denialism

[SVPete]

CNN Erupts After Scott Jennings Drops Truth Bomb on Election Denialism

https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2026/02/06/cnn-erupts-after-scott-jennings-drops-truth-bomb-on-election-denialism-n4949199

CNN's Scott Jennings dropped a truth bomb on a panel of liberals Thursday night that sent them into predictable meltdown mode. What did he do? He dared to point out that Democrats have their own ugly history of election denial, and the resulting freakout was something to behold.

The issue at hand was the SAVE Act, which would require photo identification and proof of citizenship to vote. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the legislation “Jim Crow 2.0” despite overwhelming bipartisan support. Jennings decided to point out — accurately, I should add — that both sides have questioned election results.

"The Voter Registration Act requires states to try to keep their voter rolls clean. Many of them do not. The Help America Vote Act does the same thing. So, there are already some federal requirements on states to try to engage in some best practices. For what purpose? To give people confidence that the election is running fairly," Jennings explained. "Now, at the beginning, we talk a little bit about, you know, people believing that elections had been stolen. It's not just 2020. A majority of Democrats in this country think the 2016 election was stolen, and I suspect a great many Democrats still think 2004 and 2000 were stolen as well," Jennings said. "So, this is a problem that has plagued both parties, the idea that they don't believe the outcome of elections."

CNN Dem-Parrots went full, But That's (D)ifferent mode.

[ADsOutburst]

"The Voter Registration Act requires states to try to keep their voter rolls clean..."

This is common sense, of course, but common sense is lost on Democrats.

[DefiantSix]

This is common sense, of course, but common sense is lost on Democrats.

Not necessarily.

It's just that THIS piece of common sense is overridden by a competing piece of "common sense" rattling around in the heads of Dim'Rats and DUmp'Rats alike:

"If the Dim'Rats can't cheat the vote, the Dim'Rats can't win the election."

[Ralph Wiggum]

This is common sense, of course, but common sense is lost on Democrats.

Voter ID is overwhelmingly popular and agreed upon by a significant majority in the country, regardless of party or race as has been well documented.

Requiring a ID to vote makes it easier to vote and harder to cheat.