A seismic shift in American electoral perception unfolded last week, as a cascade of inflammatory statements—ranging from labeling domestic opponents as a “fatal cancer” to accusing foreign powers of controlling voter data—eroded public trust in the U.S. election system. While the president’s claims of widespread fraud dominated headlines, the earlier, more dangerous rhetoric that dehumanized political opponents and equated them with foreign threats received far less scrutiny, signaling a troubling normalization of divisive, medicalized language in political discourse.
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