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Election Interference: More Republican Dog Whistling We Should Not Ignore

Libby Winkler
4 min readDec 21, 2023

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Enforcing violations of the Constitution and federal law is not election interference. Full Stop.

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Election Interference: More Republican Dog Whistling We Should Not Ignore

The Republican Party has been engaging in a form of dog whistling when it comes to election interference. While some may not recognize these subtle tactics, they are still being

Election integrity has long been a cornerstone of any thriving democracy, but in recent times, the term “election interference” has been thrown around, often muddled with political agendas. A closer look at the discourse reveals a concerning trend—the weaponization of the phrase by some Republicans as a political dog whistle.

It’s essential to dissect this narrative and address the underlying concerns while distinguishing genuine issues from mere rhetoric.

First and foremost, let’s establish a clear baseline: enforcing violations of the Constitution and federal law is not election interference.

Full stop.

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Libby Winkler
Libby Winkler

Written by Libby Winkler

Freelance writer who loves exploring the messiness of humanity, while poking around in nooks of life and shining light on all the things that make us complex..

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